By Samson Yaki In a bid to manage the COVID-19 pandemic and considering the unintended consequences due to questions of effectiveness of Compulsory Lockdowns, the Anap Foundation COVID-19 Think Tank has called on the federal government to consider reviewing the strategy for the fight against the pandemic. The Group madeContinue Reading

African Americans More Likely To Die From Coronavirus Illness, Early Data Shows

Update on CoronaVirus Pandemic – Friday 24th April, 2020 • Belgium reports 1,496 new cases of coronavirus and 190 new deaths. A total of 44,293 cases and 6,679 deaths. • UK reports 5,386 new cases of coronavirus and 684 new deaths. Total of 143,464 cases and 19,506 deaths. • 93Continue Reading

Vice Chancellors, Provosts, Rectors, Hail, Congratulate Him, Say, He is a Worthy Recipient   By Haidar Leeman Isa   Chief Executive Officers of Tertiary institutions in Nigeria have commended the management of Leadership Newspaper for closely monitoring the unparalleled and pacesetting achievements of the Executive Secretary of Tertiary Education TrustContinue Reading

ASUU to some people is synonymous with strikes. It has reached a level where when ASUU is holding any meeting that may have nothing to do with industrial action, students will ask ‘is ASUU going on strike?’ This is because the students have seen so many strikes within their 4Continue Reading

By Dr. Tim Anderson By mid-April, more than 900 Cuban doctors and nurses had traveled to 17 countries to help with the COVID-19 pandemic, with the first group of 53 arriving in hard-hit Italy on 22 March (Vicent 2020). Other countries with Cuban ‘Henry Reeves’ (international solidarity) brigades included Spain,Continue Reading