COVID-19: Freedom without palliatives?
Former South African President Nelson Mandela once said: “Freedom is meaningless if people cannot put food in their stomach; if they can have no shelter, if illiteracy and disease continue to dog them.”
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Sokoto promises N15,000 daily allowance to Covid-19 volunteer medics – Daily TrustGovernor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto state has announced a N15,000 daily allowance to medical consultants who volunteer to work at isolation centres.
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COVID-19: 30 Inmates regain freedom from Correctional Centre in Cross RiverThe Acting Chief Judge of Cross River State, Justice Maurice Eneji, has released 30 inmates from the Correctional Service Centre in Afokang as part of efforts to decongest prisons in the state. While releasing the inmates, Eneji said the release was in line with the directive of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Tanko Muhammad
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Nigeria-China COVID-19 row puts $20bn investments at stake – Daily TrustThe recent event in Guangzhou, China, where some Nigerians were allegedly maltreated, almost soured relations between Nigeria and the East Asian country. Attempts were made by some Nigerians to retaliate by attacking some Chinese investments in the country. But can Nigeria afford to lose China and its investments? From textile to household appliances, furniture to …
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How Kogi has stayed free of Covid-19 – Daily TrustKogi and Cross Rivers are the only states that have not have recorded any case of novel coronavirus disease. How has Kogi done it?
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COVID 19: How Prepared Is Kano? – Daily TrustIt is no longer news that the world is battling with the coronavirus pandemic and Nigeria is not left out. As the most populous black nation with an estimated population of over 200 million people, our government requires an extra ordinary effort to protect, update and create awareness to even the least of its citizenry. …
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Nigeria in post COVID-19 – Daily TrustNobody knows exactly when the deadly coronavirus will end. The pandemic has continued to affect the world’s economy, Nigeria inclusive. Nigeria, which operates renting economy and depends on crude oil for its revenue, will likely bear the brunt. The outbreak of COVID-19 has exposed the weakness of Nigeria in so many ways. First, our overstretched …
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