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Beating Covid-19 in Rivers State Nigeria.

Parts of Port Harcourt, in Rivers State Nigeria are already"enjoying" Total- Lockdown or  is it 24Hours Curfew,for over a week now - for the rest of  the good folks of Port Harcourt City and the  Obio-Apkor LGA's (Local Councils) about to join us on Thursday 7th May 2020- Welcome!

Guess it's not easy for everyone including the Government at this time, however we all need to now make this sacrifices now and stay at home to help contain the virus from spreading further and hopefully soon and gradually, life can start returning back to normal.



So am guessing you probably already stocking up on food stuffs, drinking water,etc  since the lockdown is not a definite one like those in Lagos & Abuja that's now just been eased,starting today. 4th May 2020.

Here's some heads-up, buy "Fuel" , whether its petrol,diesel,kerosene or what ever your private power generation station aka Generator runs on, - top it up and ONLY! if you can safely store,then you probably should get enough to last you another week,if you can't safely store,just top up your electric Generator,and hope for the best.

(Warning do not store flammable liquids unsafely)



Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED) just might surprise you seriously,if they are not already surprising you..

PHED  has been acting crazy before a Lock-down was imposed on our part of the city,so one would expect since we trapped in 24/7, they should at least not make the lock down any more unpleasant with too many frequent &long power outages.

No PHED, they have gone from crazy  to full Craze! 🥴 now that they know we are on a 24hours lockdown.

Anyway just "be Prepared" it might be just 3days lockdown or a 3weeks lockdown who knows, it's not fun trying to sweet talk police & army men at different roadblocks, just because you need to go out and buy a basic necessity like fuel.

#LockdownMusings.

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