Nigeria in post COVID-19 – Daily Trust

Nigeria in post COVID-19

Nobody 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.

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