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Former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili has been slammed by the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria for demanding compensation from China over the Coronavirus pandemic.
According to her, the best solution was for China to accord damages and liability compensation to Africa. A statement issued and signed by Sun Saixiong, Press Secretary for the Embassy said China has been open, transparent and responsible since the outbreak of the disease. The Embassy, however, advised Ezekwesili to respect facts, science, and international consensus and stop allowing ‘herself dance to other’s tune.
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