25 Photos and Videos From Nigeria's CoS, Burial Of Abba Kyari In Abuja

Date: 18-04-2020 4:58 pm (4 years ago) | Author: Daniel Bosai
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Nigeria's internet scene has been set ablaze by the news of the passing on of the Nigeria's Chief of Staff who died on the 17th of April 2020. Although the burial had disregarded all the rules of social distancing that has been set out by the federal government, there were elements of personal protection as everyone in attendance had face masks and other protective clothing on during the procession. We have some photos and video from the burial rites below:









Posted: at 18-04-2020 04:58 PM (4 years ago) | Addicted Hero
- Ijaya18 at 18-04-2020 05:53 PM (4 years ago)
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11 Things that went wrong at Abba Kyari’s burial including a shallow grave

1- First they broke lockdown rules by flying him from Abuja to Lagos.

2- Then they treated him privately at First Cardiology in Ikoyi despite isolating other positive members of the public in the isolation centre.

3- Then they flew his COVID 19 positive body back to the Federal Capital Territory for burial.

4- Then they released his body for burial contrary to what Lai Mohammed said that COVID 19 dead bodies cannot be released for burial.

5- Then almost 500 – 1000 people gathered for the burial effectively breaking Federal Government rule that not more than 20 or even 50people can gather at a point in time.

6- Then, they dug a shallow grave for the body in the centre of town, Gudu cemetery.

7- And some there neither wore masks or any other PPE especially the gravediggers.

8- A man in Green native without PPE even touched the body whilst helping the workers in PPE.

9- Some workers in PPE were even seen touching their faces and goggles after touching the body with some’s clothes visibly running the dead body under from their PPE as they lowered the body into the shallow grave.

10- And the body was buried in just white traditional robes. No protection nothing for the people, or the environment.

11- No accounting for or planning that everyone at the burial must self isolate for 14 days after the burial.
Posted: at 18-04-2020 05:53 PM (4 years ago) | Upcoming
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- Henrybobo at 18-04-2020 06:40 PM (4 years ago)
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Where are d youths now.. SMH for this country
Posted: at 18-04-2020 06:40 PM (4 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- taypetdun at 18-04-2020 09:33 PM (4 years ago)
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Every rules and regulations of APC government are meant for the ordinary citizens of Nigeria and its opposition parties.
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