COVID-19 has impacted Nigeria in many ways. One very negative imapct is that students have no access to energy to benefit from e-learning. ...
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Niyi Oyedeji
Niyi Oyedeji is a young journalist of many paths, who believes in solving issues in the society through his reportages. He currently works with the International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) Abuja, after spending over two years at the Nigerian Tribune Newspaper. His works revolving around Education, Climate Change, Global Health, Gender, Fact-checking, Development and Humanitarian issues