I heard the deadly virus finally entered Lagos, Nigeria.
No need for panic because the corona grinding engine has been in Nigeria for years and has not affected Nigerians, nothminding all the egusi, ogbono, and other food items Nigerians have eaten from it. That is the same way Nigerians shall not be affected by this virus.
Don’t you think so? #IGBERETV
DISCLAIMER: Please, don’t get me wrong. In fact, what I mean is that, we Nigerians should all join hands to deal with this virus by observing all the precautionary measures given by the ministry of health. We should also avoid spreading misinformation to create panic through social media.
Once we observe these measures, the virus will be eradicated from Nigeria, as was the case during the time of Ebola .#IGBERETV
#PrecautionsToTake
1. Regularly and thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water, and use alcohol-based hand sanitiser.
2. Maintain at least 1 & half metres (5 feet) distance between you and anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
3. People coughing persistently or sneezing should stay indoors or keep a social distance, but not mix with a crowd.
4. Ensure that you and people around you follow good respiratory hygiene by covering mouths and noses with a handkerchief or tissue while sneezing or coughing. You can also sneeze or cough into your sleeve at the bent elbow.Then dispose of the used tissue immediately.
5. Stay indoors if you feel unwell with symptoms, such as fever, cough and difficulty in breathing.
Please call the NCDC Toll Free Number for guidance on 0800 970 0000-0010 OR
Lagos State Emergency hotlines 08023169485 or 08033565529 or 08052817243 which are available day and night.
6. Stay informed on the latest developments about COVID-19 through official channels on TV and Radio, the Social Media, including the Lagos State Ministry of Health, NCDC and Federal Ministry of Health.
#StaySafe
Didn’t I say it? No need to panic.
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