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Following the announcement of the outbreak of the Wuhan Coronavirus in Nigeria, some twitter users have taken to their pages to put out their views on the disease.
Ironically, it seems some of these users are not afraid of the implications of the disease as it can be seen by how comical their posts appear.
Here are some of the tweets;









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