With “super-Covid” in Nigeria and infections rising, our children need free data

During the first coronavirus lockdown, I appealed for the government to insist that telecommunications firms make educational resources exempt from data charges to save a generation of Nigerians from having their education permanently disrupted by COVID-19.

Joel Popoola

Education

With “super-Covid” in Nigeria and infections rising, our children need free data

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