Part of my problem with #Nigeria's way of doing things (asides from the routine anyhowness) is the "unmerited favour" approach, even to governance.
Please read this story, and then let's talk about it. bit.ly/2X5nyHR
Please read this story, and then let's talk about it. bit.ly/2X5nyHR
At best this is government-by-wishful thinking, at the middle, it is government-by-banter or government-by-miracles, and at worst, plain sabotage.
It is what is so annoying about the way we do things here.
It is what is so annoying about the way we do things here.
How can you tell us that the first batch of vaccines will arrive in the country at the end of this month, tell us you aim to vaccinate 20% of the population, then in the same breath, tell us that your committee has not yet selected the vaccine most appropriate for the country?
On 4 January!
So you mean that in 27 days, you'll select a vaccine, approach the manufacturers, negotiate a price, and pay for 82.4 million doses?
Let us not even start on distribution trials, which we have not started yet.
We are simply not serious.
So you mean that in 27 days, you'll select a vaccine, approach the manufacturers, negotiate a price, and pay for 82.4 million doses?
Let us not even start on distribution trials, which we have not started yet.
We are simply not serious.
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