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    Covid-19: Story of journalists who found strength in entrepreneurship after a sweep of job losses and pay cuts

    When an unidentified Italian citizen who works in Nigeria returned from Milan and was confirmed by virologists at Lagos State Teaching Hospital as incident case of covid-19 on February 25, 2020 little did Nigerians know that it was going to be a life changing experience . According to a survey conducted by the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics and the World bank, more Nigerians in the lowest consumption...

    SPECIAL: Sacked INTELS workers languish in poverty as harsh economic times persist over COVID-19

    t was a briskly Monday morning on December 14, 2020. Thousands of workers and residents trooped out across Port Harcourt on their way to work. But somewhere away from the city centre, staff of Integrated Logistics Services (INTELS) were not looking to resume duty as they had recently been disengaged. Instead, they gathered in their numbers and barricaded the entrance to the firm’s yard in...

    Hunger and COVID-19

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