The perceived fraud of the coronavirus infection and the compulsory vaccines imposed on citizens are being exposed by the desperation of the Nigerian government to use public institutions and businesses to compel citizens to accept the coronavirus vaccines. A bank in Nigeria which hid its identity in an internal memo, on Friday, August 6, issued a strong threat to employees of the bank to ensure they received coronavirus vaccine before August 30 or could be fired.
The Group Head of Human Capital Management and Development of the Bank, in a statement dated August 6, 2021, which subject read: COVID VACCINE, issued to all Employees and Service Executives, ordered workers of the b Bank to participate in the nationwide vaccination by the federal government across the country beginning on August 9, 2021, threatening that after two weeks of the exercise, any employee that do not participate in the vaccination exercise would have his employment status reviewed. The National Daily investigation team accessed the message in confidentiality.
The bank’s Group Head of Human Capital Management and Development, Rose Ebe-Arthur, in the statement acknowledged that the federal government has received 4 million doses of Modena vaccines for coronavirus treatment, which is different from the earlier Astra-Zeneca coronavirus vaccine administered to Nigerians. The controversies and detection of side effects in the use of Astra-Zeneca vaccine compelled many countries to suspend, some ‘banned’ Astra-Zeneca vaccine; yet the Nigerian government continued the Astra-Zeneca vaccine jab in the country. Perhaps, the controversies and detected side effects made the Nigerian government opt for the Modena vaccine.
The bank management gave the workers concessions to seek permission from their line managers to ensure they go to the nearest local health centre to receive the Modena vaccine in the next two weeks.
There were indications that the nigerian government has been purportedly raising ‘spurious’ alarm of third wave of coronavirus infection in the country, and the outburst of the Delta variant in order to compel citizens to accept the 4 million doses of Modena vaccine delivered to the government.
Some stakeholders in the polity have noted that the coronavirus propaganda was becoming unpopular in Nigeria, as the government is being suspected to have adopted both the coronavirus pandemic and vaccine administration as public policy for the purpose of foreign aids.
The bank’s Group Head of Human Capital Management and Development, Rose Ebe-Arthur, issuing the statement, accessed by National Daily, insisted that it must not be forwarded or transmitted in any form to the society or non-staff members. She strictly warned: “Do not forward: recipients can read this message, but cannot forward, print, or copy content…”
The statement reads: “The Nigerian Government has recently received 4,000,000 doses of Modena vaccine as part of efforts to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to plague the nation and the world.
“All employees are strongly encouraged to take advantage of the new delivery to get vaccinated at the local Health Centre closest to them over the next 2 weeks.
“It is your personal responsibility to protect yourself, your loved ones and your colleagues by taking the vaccine in order to stay safe and be protected against this deadly virus.
“We understand that this vaccination exercise is scheduled to kick off on 9th August 2021 across the country and we would expect that you would seek the necessary permissions from your line manager to enable you to present yourself to be vaccinated at your local Health Centre.
“Please note that individuals awaiting their 2nd dose of Astra-Zeneca vaccine cannot partake in the Modena vaccine as cross-vaccination is not advised.
“We are aware that the ASTRA-Zeneca vaccine will arrive in the country shortly, so employees that took the Astra-Zeneca as their first dose should wait for their second dose when the Astra-Zeneca vaccine is available
“I am certain that we are all committed to keeping our families safe and also working in a safe environment; so, let us make sure that we do the right thing in this regard.
“Do note that the Bank will review the vaccination status of all employees on Monday, 30th august, 2021 and will take a very dim view of unvaccinated employees at that point, leading to appropriate action being taken especially in the light of the fact that Delta Variant of COVID-19 is highly contagious.
“Please be guided accordingly.”
The coronavirus propaganda and vaccine imposition are shifting from earlier protocols of mask wearing, social distancing, washing of hands, etc., to compulsory vaccination. Starting with bank employees, there are indications that bank customers would soon be restricted from entering banking halls if not vaccinated.