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Who cares about perfection?

- Even the moon is not perfect, it is full of craters.

What about the sea? very beautiful, but very salty and dark in the depths.

And what about heaven? Always so infinite, that is, the most beautiful things are not perfect, they are special and every woman, every man and every human being chooses who is special in his life.

Stop trying to be "perfect." Better try to be free and live doing what you like, without trying to please others.

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According To Intelligence Report, The Notorious Killer, ACP James Nwafor, Former OC Awkuzu SARS Who Is Responsible For The Deaths And Torture Of Hundreds Of Igbo Youths Is Trying To Sneak Out Of The Country Through Ikom. He Has Been Declared Wanted And A Reward Of Over N1m For Any Information Leading To His Capture. Please, The General Public Should Be On The Watch He Must Pay For His Nefarious Activities!

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Nigerian Physician, Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye cut a baby from womb at 23 weeks old, operated and took out a tumor, then placed the baby back into mum's womb.

Baby was delivered healthy & naturally on time at 9month.

N'Golo Kante is prepared to miss the rest of the Premier League season, if it resumes, amid fears over returning to Chelsea training due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The France international has been given permission to train at home and he has the full support of head coach Frank Lampard and the club's board..

Kante was at Chelsea's Cobham training base on Tuesday but has not trained since after expressing concerns.

The 29-year-old, though, did return on Thursday to undergo a second round of coronavirus testing.

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Kante lost his older brother to a heart attack just weeks before the World Cup in 2018. A few months earlier, the player himself fainted in training before being given a clean bill of health.

Troy Deeney and Danny Rose have also expressed concerns about returning to training with data from the Office of National Statistics suggesting black men and women are almost twice as likely to die from coronavirus compared to white men and women.

Chelsea are set to be without Kante for their last nine remaining Premier League games, if the season resumes.

*245 DEPORTEES FROM KUWAIT ARRIVE AT KOTOKA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.*

some 245 Ghanaians have arrived in the country from Kuwait as part of the first wave of evacuations of nationals stranded abroad due to covid 19.
This follows the announcement by the information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah that they were deportees found to have been illegally residing in that country.
The deportees arrived on a chatered flight today, Saturday,May 23, 2020 at the Kotoka international Airport. They are currently going through immigration and customs checks after which they will be escorted by the national security operatives to the isolation centers for a 14 day mandatory quarantine.

41 die of Lassa fever in Bauchi



Mohammed, who disclosed this in Bauchi on Saturday, noted that lassa fever is more deadly than Coronavirus (COVID-19).

The PHCDA boss explained that a case of Coronavirus reported early have greater chances to get treated and recovers.

He added that most cases of Lassa fever were reported late, hence the number of death of patients.

“We just recorded another two deaths resulting from Lassa fever. This has brought the total number of deaths as a result of Lassa fever to forty-one.

“Coronavirus has been with us since 23rd of March this year, however, we have only recorded three deaths as a result of the virus.

“Most of Coronavirus cases reported early, have greater chances to recovery compare to Lassa fever infested people,” he said.

He expressed concerns that Lassa fever infested cases always seek for medical attention late.

According to him, until they have fever, they start bleeding from faces, when it would have already been too late before they report.

“Now we have 41 people who have lost their lives due to lassa fever contrast to three people who have lost their lives to Coronavirus,” he said.

He said the state government has intensified training of staff on how to carry out effective fumigation and spraying.

He added that the state government would be embarking on a massive spraying and decontamination of communities in order to combat Lassa fever in the state.

Mohammed, however, urged residents to also contribute their own quota by always reporting any suspected case of Lassa fever in the state as early diagnosis and treated.

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Nigeria receives Madagascar's COVID-Organics, efficacy tests orderedNigerian president Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday (May 16) received the country’s share of a purported coronavirus herbal cure, COVID-Organics.

The made-in-Madagascar cure was delivered to Buhari by Guinea-Bissau president, Umaru Sissoco Embalo, who was in Abuja on official visit.

Buhari subsequently ordered that the consignment be sent to the necessary regulatory bodies for tests before a decision on administering it will be made.

“We have our institutions, systems and processes in the country. Any such formulations should be sent to them for verification. I will not put it to use without the endorsement of our institutions,” he stressed.

Madagascar donated a consignment of the controversial cure to the West African bloc, ECOWAS. The donation was sent through Guinea-Bissau. A number of countries have received their supplies according to reports.

The ECOWAS Commission weeks back dismissed reports that it had ordered for the cure. It said it supported traditional efforts for medical cure but would only endorse scientifically approved drugs.

May 12: Nigeria accepts COVID-Organics

Nigeria is set to fly in Madagascar’s herbal cure donation from Guinea-Bissau, a top official at the president who is leader of the presidential task force on COVID-19 disclosed on Monday.

According to Secretary General of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, President Buhari has given strict orders that the COVID-Organics consignment be subjected to necessary standard validation processes for medicines.

He was speaking during the daily press briefing of the presidential task force in the capital Abuja. “Madagascar has made allocations to various countries, and sent them to Guinea-Bissau. We‘re supposed to make arrangements to freight Nigeria’s allocation from Guinea Bissau; it‘ll be subjected to the standard validation process for pharmaceuticals.

“Mr President has given instructions for the airlifting of Nigeria’s allocation of the Madagascar Covid-19 Syrup; also given clear instructions that it must be subjected to the standard validation process for pharmaceuticals; there will be no exceptions for this.

“Nigeria has only one National Response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Where there are differing Strategies is in the implementation of non-pharmaceutical interventions. But as far as the (Health) Response is concerned, there is only one National Response,” he stressed.

Nigeria’s case statistics at close of day May 11 stood at 4,641 with 242 new cases. The number of discharged and deaths stood at 902 and 150 respectively. The new cases were spread across 13 states and FCT, the top three being 88 in Lagos, 64 in Kano and 49 in Katsina.

May 6: ECOWAS ‘rejects’ COVID-Organics, Madagascar’s untested virus cure

The Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, has dissociated itself from reports of a donation from Madagascar regarding a coronavirus herbal cure, COVID-Organics.

In a May 6 press release, the ECOWAS Commission said it dissociates itself from claims that it had “ordered a package of COVID Organics (CVO) medicine from a third country.”

“We wish to dissociate ECOWAS and its health institution, West Africa Health Organization, WAHO, from this claim and inform the general public that we have not ordered the said CVO medicine,” the statement read in part.

The controversial Malagasy virus cure is already in West Africa after Guinea-Bissau took delivery of a donation days ago. The Malagasy president Andry Rajoelina told national broadcaster that a donation had been made to 15-member ECOWAS bloc.

At the handing over ceremony to Guinea-Bissau officials, the packaging of the drugs had flags of all African countries in the bloc. Bissau had agreed to deploy to neighbouring countries, Rajoelina added.

The current statement is a direct response to Rajoelina’s claims. It stressed that ECOWAS was not against traditional or herbal contributions to health challenges but that it was only ready to support and endorse products that had been scientifically tested and proven.

It added that WAHO remained in contact with WHO, Africa CDC and other international stakeholders in seeking a scientific search for COVID-19 cure. The WHO has warned against untested cures whiles the Africa CDC said it was in talks with Antananarivo.

It is not known as yet if Guinea-Bissau has started deployment and whether other African countries will accept the packages. The last ECOWAS heads of state meeting did not discuss anything around the issue.

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Lagos state recorded three new Coronavirus deaths on Friday, April 17 as confirmed by the State's Commissioner for Health, Prof Akin Abayomi.

Prof Akin Abayomi made the announcement on Saturday April 18, and he disclosed that the late Coronavirus patients are two males and a female aged 52, 63 and 67 respectively. Two of the victims had underlying health issues.

Abayomi said;

“32 new cases were confirmed in Lagos on April 17, 2020. Total number of confirmed cases in Lagos now stands at 286.

“Sadly, Lagos has recorded 3 more deaths bringing total number of related deaths in Lagos to 13.

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5:40 pm: Iran cases rise to 35,408, deaths pass 2,500

Confirmed coronavirus cases in Iran have risen to 35,408, according to an Iranian health official cited by Reuters Saturday. The official reported 139 coronavirus deaths in the last 24 hours.

Iran cases rise to 35,408, deaths pass 2,500

Confirmed coronavirus cases in Iran have risen to 35,408, according to an Iranian health official cited by Reuters Saturday. The official reported 139 coronavirus deaths in the last 24 hours,

BREAKING: six covid 19 patients will be discharged in Lagos Nigeria.
Six of the patients infected with the global pandemic called coronavirus at the Infectious Disease Hospital have recovered and will be discharged. This information was disclosed in a tweet by Dr. Tunde Ajayi, the special assistant to the Lagos state governor on health, on Thursday, March 26.

Ghana coronavirus cases rise to 132 and 4 deaths.

than 60 people have been found dead in a cargo container in Mozambique's northwest Tete province, according to reports.

The cause of the deaths is suspected to be asphyxiation, a senior hospital official, who asked not be named because he does not have the authority to speak to the media, told AFP news agency on Tuesday.

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