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Matters ‘Coronally’ Miscellaneous By Ozodinukwe Okenwa

We are all living dangerously in a deadly season of Coronavirus. With international and national borders closed, schools shut, businesses shattered, peoples confined and social distancing, wearing of face masks and hand gloves a way of life COVID-19 has somewhat effortlessly beaten humanity to a point of submission — even if temporarily. Suddenly our traditional way of life has received… Read More
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Strategising For The Post COVID-19 Pandemic Phase: The Danger Of The Urge To Return To Normalcy By Jaye Gaskia

Even as we, along with rest of the world are trying to contain the spread of the pandemic, and overcome its immediate destructive, debilitating and devastating impact on human health, and on the socioeconomic fabric and polity of the world and our country Nigeria; even as nations are struggling with all embracing and integrated responses to mitigate the impact with… Read More
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China Must Pay Reparations To Africa For Its Coronavirus Failures By Obiageli Ezekwesili

The covid-19 pandemic has dealt a severe injury to Africa’s development prospects and worsened the conditions of its poor and vulnerable. Although there are calls for voluntary international aid to support the continent during this difficult time, this is far from the best solution. The continent must be accorded damages and liability compensation from China, the rich and powerful country… Read More
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COVID-19: Protecting Women And Girls From Gender-Based Violence During Lockdown By Teresa Chigozirim Okoro

The world is upside down right now as a result of the invasive nature of Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). The disruption brought by the global disease outbreak on the socio-cultural and economic lives of people, is as never witnessed for a long time and could only be comparable to the destructive impacts of the slave trade era, colonial period, great depression… Read More
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COVID-19: CS, Not Chloroquine/Hydroxychloroquine Is The Drug Of Choice For COVID-19! By Boniface Stanley

1. Chloroquine is an old drug used to treat and prevent malaria. The success story of Chloroquine against COVID-19 is encouraging! Chloroquine has been known to cause a redox imbalance in viral endosome thereby inhibiting acid mediated replication of SARS-Covid-2. Chloroquine also inhibits the fusion of viral S Spike protein with ACE2 enzyme in type 2 pneumocytes in the lung.… Read More
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Between A Varsity’s Innovation And Nigeria’s Crude Definition Of Poverty By Olabisi Deji-Folutile

It’s amazing how some people are responding to the challenges posed by this COVID-19 pandemic. A university in Japan just developed some robots to represent its graduating students at their convocation ceremony. This was done to beat the social distancing measures brought about by the pandemic. A team of robots with Ipads for faces would be standing in for students… Read More
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Aggressive Contact Tracing, A Counterattack For Escaping A COVID-19 Knight Fork By Sunkanmi Adesina

In chess game, a fork is a strategy whereby a single piece makes two direct attacks on opponents’ pieces simultaneously. It’s also called a double attack. This is one of the most effective ways to capture opponent’s material because it becomes difficult to save pieces that are under attack. The real master of fork is the knight. The knight’s ability… Read More
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