COVID-19: Between Nigeria’s Forward-looking and Behind the Times VCs, By Olabisi Deji-Folutile
Anyone who still thinks learning method will remain what it was pre-COVID-19 must be living in a fool’s paradise.
Anyone who still thinks learning method will remain what it was pre-COVID-19 must be living in a fool’s paradise.
The COVID-19 pandemic has further demonstrated the need for a strong EU-Africa partnership to tackle the global threats.
2021 will be under the shadow of 2020 well beyond the second quarter.
It is the failure of government and the crisis of leadership that is at play.
There is public hesitancy and mistrust surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines, especially amongst Black, Asian and other minority ethnicities.
The year 2020 has been a national disaster.
Coronavirus may have robbed us of aspects of our lives, but it has also shown us new possibilities.
How did metabolic intervention in 1967 transform into a multibillion-dollar polypharmacy within a few decades?
Let 2020 be the end of our old ineffective, unworkable ways. May 2021 usher in a better, brighter, greater country.
Much will depend on the lessons we have learnt over the last twelve months.