It has finally and fully landed on our shores in Nigeria in the past few days. The National Sports Festival became the first ‘casualty’ in a number of difficult decisions that the federal and some State governments need to take in response to the deadly Coronavirus that has crippled and humbled even the most advanced countries in the world.
Communities, States, Countries and even sub regions of the world have been locked down in an unprecedented ongoing èffort to understand the extremely contagious virus that has no known cure, no tested vaccine and has temporarily rendered the industrial war machines that the world once thought were the deadliest weapons of mass destruction in the world, impotent.
The entire world is now in a panic mode.
The virus must be slowed down and eventually defeated or it will destroy the present civilisations. Winning this titanic battle can only succeed with the collective effort of every individual on earth. The chain of effort and contribution to the battle must not be broken.
As difficult and frightening as the situation appears, there must be a way to fight it, or slow it down enough for an antidote to be found. NIgwria must now be one of the frontlines in Africa to wage the war and succeed.
On The Sports Parliament, the best sports’ conversation on television, coming up tonight, Thursday, March 19, 2020, LIVE from the studios of NTA in Lagos, a very special guest shall be sitting in parliament to provide invaluable information on what people can ànd should to get Nigeria out of the current woods.
As the Chief Medical Director of one of the model medical facilities in the country, the Federal Medical Centre. Ebute Meta, Lagos Dr. Adedamola Dada, has been deeply involved in providing solutions to some of the challenges facing the public.
Parliament will sitting with a full house of Parliamentarians on tonight’s show. They will be asking all the probing questions that will lead to the clearest answers about things to know and to do about the complex virus.
At the end of the show people will better understand the true situation of things after the show.
What can the ordinary person on the street, in the villages, and in the towns do to help the crisis? How dangerous really in the virus? Should Nigerian’s go into lockdown like several other countries have done, how will people survive?
Don’t miss this special edition of The Sports Parliament – tonight, from 10:30 pm on Africa’s largest TV network.
All Nigerians should make sure they watch this life changing edition. It could make a big difference in individual people’s lives, indicating to people how to manage the challenges and difficulties that surely lie ahead.
All those in favour, say Aye.
All those against, say Nay.
The Ayes have it!
