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Nneka Otika

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Nneka Otika is a storyteller whose work has appeared in The Kalahari Review and Poets Unlimited. When she's not scribbling poetry or stories, she's talking Digital Marketing and Branding on her Medium page.

Challenges Faced by Third-World Countries in Establishing COVID-19 Vaccine Sites

Challenges Faced by Third-World Countries in Establishing COVID-19 Vaccine Sites

The COVID-19 pandemic has spread worldwide but has had the greatest effect in developing countries. Their populations face various hardships, such as poverty, inadequate infrastructure, and limited access to healthcare services. Therefore, establishing vaccine sites is of vital importance in combatting the pandemic; however, doing so in third-world nations presents unique obstacles. Logistics and Supply […]

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Challenges Faced by Third-World Countries in Establishing COVID-19 Vaccine Sites

The COVID-19 pandemic has spread worldwide but has had the greatest effect in developing countries. Their populations face various hardships, such as poverty, inadequate infrastructure, and limited access to healthcare services. Therefore, establishing vaccine sites is of vital importance in combatting the pandemic; however, doing so in third-world nations presents unique obstacles. Logistics and Supply […]

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2 years ago

Challenges Faced by Third-World Countries in Establishing COVID-19 Vaccine Sites

The Proposed Female Childbearing Limit is an ill Thought out Policy

Nigeria bears the title of the world’s most populous black nation with pride. The last population census held in 2006 put the country’s population figures at 140 million people. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Nigeria’s population as at 2016 stood at nearly 186 million. Another population census was billed to take place in […]

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5 years ago

The Proposed Female Childbearing Limit is an ill Thought out Policy

NIPOST: the last functioning state Institution

Nigerians have grown accustomed to epileptic service from government-owned companies. The bad publicity associated with government parastatals has also engulfed the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST). Although NIPOST has been in operation for many decades, the average Nigerian who wants to send letters or packages out of state will often look for an informal ways like […]

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6 years ago

NIPOST: the last functioning state Institution

Why Nigeria’s Drug Problems Will Persist Despite Bans

Nigeria’s drug abuse epidemic didn’t appear by the wave of a magic wand. It has been brewing and festering for many years now. The belief that people who took “hard drugs” were morally bankrupt delinquents who deserve whatever they got pushed the early stages of the epidemic underground. As long as one’s family wasn’t affected, […]

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6 years ago

Why Nigeria’s Drug Problems Will Persist Despite Bans

The Long Arduous Road Leading To Nigerian Police Reform

#EndSARS is one of the few social justice campaigns that had Nigerians from all works of life agreeing on one thing: the unit had to go. The hashtag which started trickling into the public consciousness over a year ago snowballed into one of the largest social campaigns in Nigeria. Nigerian youths used the hashtag to […]

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6 years ago

The Long Arduous Road Leading To Nigerian Police Reform