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COVID-19 AND LANDLORD MATTER

My landlord served me quit notice that it's either I pay my house rent or park out of his house even in this lock down. I just sent his contact details to NCDC that he has developed symptoms of COVID-19 and he refused to self isolation. We shall see who will leave the house first.#adsense will not kill me#

Still on top COVID-19 Matter

Mr Sanwoolu the Governor of Lagos State has commend all the health workers in Lagos State as: To our amazing health workers, You are all heroes, and I cannot thank you enough. I want to reassure you all that we are doing everything we can to tackle this virus. We will get through this, and we will learn from the lessons of #COVID19, so we’re more resilient in the future

Latest news on COVID-19 @ April 27 2020

First of all, let me start by commending you all for adherence to the guidelines and preventive measures provided by the NCDC and WHO across the globe. For the avoidance of doubt, the lockdown in the FCT, Lagos and Ogun States shall remain in place until these new ones come into effect on Monday, 4th May 2020. The Presidential Task Force shall provide sector specific details to allow for preparations by Governments, businesses and institutions. In respect to the above guidelines, State Governors may choose to adapt and expand based on their unique circumstances provided they maintain alignment with the guidelines issued above. With regards to #Kano, I have directed the enforcement of a total lockdown for a period of two weeks effective immediately. The Federal Government shall deploy all the necessary human, material and technical resources to support the State - @MBuhari .

Habib Sani

The amazon Learn from History and Biography The CEO of Apple Biography a lesson for Biafrians Biafra : The CEO of Apple said He Left Religion Because of Biafra's Agony Steve Jobs is the late American magnate and renowned founder of Apple products like iPhone before his death. And it would seem surprising to see his name appear alongside Nigeria, but in 1968 during the first years of the Nigerian civil war, Steve Jobs whose father was a Syrian immigrant from Aleppo , saw pictures of malnourished children in Nigeria that would change his life forever. Jobs who was just 13years at that time and living with his adopted parents, accosted his Lutheran Church pastor with the magazine and wanted to be made sure if God actually knows everything and does everything in his acclaimed capacity as omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent, to which the preacher replied in the affirmative. As a teenager, it would appear, Jobs wasn't patient enough to understand why God would permit evil to ...