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HealthDrive Nigeria, an initiative tasked with the responsibility of advocating and creating awareness against infectious diseases in Nigeria embarked on a project to distribute palliatives and nose masks to the residents of a marginalized community of Egbeda in a bid to reduce the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Lagos state, the epicenter. The project “COVID-19 Food Drive” which was initiated by Dawodu Oluwananumi, a team member in HealthDrive Nigeria was carried out in the area of Abati Shasha, Egbeda and was supported by The Pollination Project, an international Grant giving organization based in the United States of America. In partnership with Hi-impact TV, the organization provided palliatives to 100 households amounting to over 500 beneficiaries and also distributed over a 100 facemasks to the residents of the community. The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is putting the world's most vulnerable people at even greater risk, both from the virus itself, but also from it's ...

By Sanni Shakiru Lagos State University has appointed Acting Dean of Students Affairs, Dr. Tajudeen Abayomi Olumoko, from the Department of Marketing succeeding Prof Femi Obayori. Dr Olumoko (Moko Phobia), who is a lecturer from the Faculty of Management Science, and marketing Department, precisely, who was formerly the acting (Dean of students affairs) DSA has been approved by the University Vice Chancellor, Prof Adigun Olanrewaju Fagbohun, SAN, NPOM for a period of one year, starting from 18th May 2020 to 17th May 2020. Comrade Ashade AbdulBasith, The president of Lagos State University Students’ Union, said "Dr. Olumoko happens to be someone who has been working in hands with the outgoing DSA overtime and I believe he knows what the office occupies. " He continued, "I and the newly appointed DSA met immediately after his appointment and we discussed at length on how to continue making the welfares of the students our priority." He assured "we have mapped ou...

By Favour OLABANJI In the middle of March, information concerning the use of chloroquine in curing the coronavirus disease went viral, as hailed by the President of The United States of America, Donald Trump. As a result of this, the antimalaria drug which was once banned in some parts of the world saw a surge in its prices. Debunking this news, the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Director-General of the Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, warned that chloroquine has not been approved as a cure for COVID-19. He disclosed this while reacting to media reports that suggested chloroquine could protect people from the coronavirus disease or treat patients who are already infected with the disease. However, this has not led to a reduction in the price of the antimalaria drug, as seen in the case of one of the COVID-19-free Local Government Areas in Lagos, Ojo. Chloroquine is a widely used medication used to treat malaria caused by mosquito bites but sin...

As the global village seems entangled in the magical maze of an enemy we cannot see, yet it's icy hand could be felt everywhere, let us how we give credits to those whom credits is deserved. This are countries doing the best they can for their people in this trying times no matter how small, or how huge their population is, there is always a touch of humanity in their acts, from Europe to Asia down here in Africa. Previously, I had concluded an article with the new challenge that may arise post COVID-19, should it end anytime soon, especially in third world countries, where there are excess of multinationals, and even importantly, a group of people with leaders such short of ideas, and rather plentiful in greed and carelessness. I already assumed the shift in supply curve, once there's post COVID, that assumption is certain but the era isn't ending anytime soon. The level of development of a country shouldn't just be decided by the it's immediate environs, but also ...