I Support Total Lockdown Of Plateau State

Kano people said COVID 19 is a hoax and refused to take stringent measures.

Despite the governor of Bauchi state being infected with COVID 19, Bauchi refused to close its border but allowed free movement and trading.

Now, the results of these decisions are glaring

Those against the closing down of Plateau borders and lockdown should be marked as adversaries of Plateau people.

Plateau State and indeed the Nigerian state is in dearth of manpower and medical facilities to tackle Coronavirus explosion.

Experts have said about 45million Nigerians might die of this dreaded disease if Nigeria does not confront it with every seriousness.

Stay Home, Stay Safe.

My Stand.

Comments

  1. Unknown22 April 2020 at 03:15

    Sir note that the lockdown was a good measures but that was not the ultimate reason for our survival, safety and lack of index case. It is absolutely the hands of God, we must not take away the doings of God in all of these lest we become ungrateful people. Ungratefulness is an act of wickedness and is punishable by the law of God. Do not take glory to yourself or to the government. Which lockdown are we talking about self, is it the same one that the security men on the boarders are collecting toll gate fee for cars that comes from different parts of Nigeria? Or is it the one that is been used to loot poor Nigerians. If that is the one you are referring to as our saviour, you have total failed. Our saving grace on the plateau was God and Him alone. Nothing else.

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