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Count down Calm down Shut down Everywhere on lock down No road to the down town. My vibez from the up town. So bored and with much frown. Covid all in town. This shit is turning to a prank. It came at the wrong time.. There might be no right time. Putting everyone in beef in a diss. Anti social now the rule. laws breaking will be rude. This shit anit so good. Killing muxh with the virus. I just wan pop some ciroc. Push away this mountain All like some bigs rocks. Stay safe stay clean stay at home and wash your hands. Are now the laws. Government don't wanna see u flop. Ending up giving u flogs. We all have to be strong. And lets take this time to right our wrongs. Stay safe blahhga. 

Hallucination   Hallucination is the perception or sensation of voices that can be heard by a person when he is awake and gives the feeling of being real. These are nothing but illusions created by the brain. People with auditory hallucination tend to hear sounds they are familiar with and sometimes also hear unusual noises. People also ask What is hearing voices a sign of? Auditory hallucinations, or hearing voices, is a common symptom in people living with schizophrenia. In fact, an estimated 70 to 80% of people with schizophrenia hear voices. ... Auditory perceptual illusions are not as uncommon as we once thought Is it normal to hear whispers? From shouts to whispers hearing voices is not uncommon. FOR some, it happens once in a lifetime; for others it's five times a day. For some, it's a whisper; for others, it's a shout or the excited babble of a crowd of football fans. The number of children and young people who hear voices is higher than we might i...

FOOD & HUNGER Infant Mortality Is on the Rise in Venezuela Due to Malnutrition Venezuela is in the midst of a years-long economic crisis. The UN urges countries to eliminate hunger and malnutrition as part of its Global Goals, specifically Goal 2. Malnutrition predominantly affects developing nations and populations living in poverty. You can join us in taking action on this and related issues here glblctzn.co/e/0yZNpTVtM5 Severe malnutrition is causing rates of infant mortality to rise in Venezuela, according to a report in the Guardian The exact rate of cases is unknown because the Venezuelan government has not released figures in recent years, but data from 2017 reveals that the infant mortality rate rose 30% compared to the previous year. One emergency room doctor who spoke to the Guardian said that malnutrition cases had spiked in the past one to two years. He said that many children were suffering from severe protein-calorie malnutrition.

Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has continued his spate of unwarranted mayhem unleashed on Rivers residents since the beginning of the lockdown imposed. Ever since the incident with the FG as concerns the closure of the Caverton helicopter facility and subsequent involvement of the FG in opening up the facility, Gov wike has turned a brutal enforcer of his own policy in the state. The governor had imposed a lockdown and also directed all hotels in the state to suspend all services immediately as part of measures to checkmate the growing spread of COVID-19 in the country. He had also warned residents of very stiff penalties that would follow anyone who discovered any of his orders. This afternoon, the governor personally supervised the demolition of one Proudest Hotel in Eleme which was reported to have flouted the order and was operating discreetly. There have been viral videos of the governor stopping motorists and ordering policemen attached to him to arrest those without a va...

Tonight, over 820 million people will go to bed hungry, lacking regular access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food. Rural communities and farmers around the world are struggling to produce enough good food, and climate change is about to make this stark scenario even worse. Changing climate conditions and persistent drought, cyclones and flooding have wreaked havoc on harvests across Africa. As climate shocks intensify, sub-Saharan Africa is facing its worst hunger crisis in decades, leaving more than 45 million people on the brink of hunger. Farmers in rural communities stand on the front-lines of climate change and need our support. Today, climate change is altering their conditions and opportunities for food production, and is threatening to reverse much of the progress made in the fight against hunger and poverty. Poor small-scale farmers and fishermen are already severely affected by changing weather conditions. We are calling on world leaders to step up and fi...

What is One World: Together At Home? The UN and the World Health Organization (WHO) asked Global Citizen to support their COVID-19 response by bringing the world together through music and inspiring everyone to take action. With an exceptional group of artists, Global Citizen is now launching One World: Together At Home.  One World: Together At Home is a historic, cross-platform global special that will celebrate and support healthcare workers and others on the frontlines, and the World Health Organization (WHO) as they lead the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The broadcast will include leading global health experts alongside exciting performances by the world’s top artists and comedians. How was One World: Together At Home created? Together At Home began as a virtual activation to unite humanity at a time when many may feel isolated at home. The campaign leverages social media to bring musical performances into homes around the world, connecting and inspiring Glob...

Head of emergency operations for WHO Africa, Michel Yao said that was a tentative projection which could change and noted worst-case predictions for the Ebola outbreak had not come true because people changed behaviour in time. “This is still to be fine-tuned,” he told a media teleconference. “It’s difficult to make a long-term estimation because the context changes too much and also public health measures when they are fully implemented, they can actually have an impact.” The world’s poorest continent has seen more than 17,000 confirmed cases of the COVID-19 disease and about 900 deaths so far – relatively little compared to some other regions. But there are fears that could balloon and overwhelm shaky health services. “We are concerned that the virus continues to spread geographically, within countries,” said Matshidiso Moeti, director for WHO’s Africa region, which comprises 46 sub-Saharan nations and Algeria