Nigerian Content: COVID-19

In order to preserve our physical health from COVID-19, the federal government issued a “stay home” order but they failed to take our mental health into cognizance. It’s absolutely no one’s fault, that’s the best possible approach they could use. Nevertheless, an apparently large number of people are sinking into depression of one form or …

The effects of coronavirus: Ever since the outbreak of the coronavirus, it is obvious that the economy of all countries affected keeps crippling down, especially in our dear country; Nigeria. This article will talk about both the negative and surprisingly positive effects of the pandemic on the Nigerian economy. The negative effects of the COVID-19 …

Everyone is being urged even coerced to stay at home during this dangerous time to reduce the spread of the disease. The federal government has ordered the closure of schools, some state governments also prohibited large gatherings especially in places of worship. In a bid to encourage the stay at home movement and use of …

The National Universities Commission has ordered the vice-chancellors of all universities in Nigeria to embark on a one month closure of schools. What does this mean? Means everyone has to return to their respective homes or students of a higher institution that haven’t resumed have to stay at home. For those traveling home and those …

What Students Can Do to Stay Safe From COVID-19 Covid-19, currently the most talked about topic in the world, is not only popular because it’s a new epidemic, but it is also drastically altering major routines and norms globally. This includes economy, travel, and other spheres of interaction. There are still several individuals around the …

As part of the preventive measures against the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, some states in Nigeria have suspended all public gathering of more than 50 people at a time. North West states, Anambra, Benue and the Lagos State Government have moved to close down both private and public schools from March. Anambra and Lagos …

The federal government has ordered the closure of tertiary institutions and unity schools across the nation as a measure to check coronavirus. Sonny Echono, permanent secretary of the ministry of education, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday. “We have directed all higher institutions to close this weekend. Unity Schools that have completed their exams …

This is to inform the general public that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has suspended activities at the on-going orientation camps across the country due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. The Camp exercise which should have lasted for 21 days has been put on still just on the 8th day.   The Batch “A” …