How well do you believe in humanity ? Do you think the future is stocked with good will ? If not, then COVID – 19 is very well doing its job.
With the advent of Coronavirus, there happens to be two major categories of people – those who believe that it would last for a while, and those who don’t.
The ones that believe it would fade, would try as much as possible to not be infected. They would adhere to the guidelines to the letter, and plan ahead of its demise.
But those, that regard this virus apocalyptic in nature, might be carefree. They would disregard the guideline and nurture that no matter what, the virus will have its way. Thus, they, by their carelessness, contact the disease, and seek to spread it among others.
In which ever way, our faith in humanity is being tried.
If there is anything Coronavirus has taught us so far, that have been compulsorily learnt, it is about washing hands, and personal hygiene.
Nigerians, for the most part, might not like the demanding prevention tips for Coronavirus. Yet, they have no choice but to comply.
Pending on when the virus will be around, washing hands would be integrated into our lifestyle.
The rate at which Coronavirus kills has been low, and as well going by the successful recovery of some patients, we can conclude that it isn’t killing everyone it infects.
But although, its symptoms are mild, it is deadlier in the sense that it can go undetected.
Howbeit, when ever a vaccine or cure is put forward, it becomes a thing of the past.
Regardless of the virus, business goes on. Even though, the virus itself has led to an increase in the Face mask market, hand sanitizers, and others, Entrepreneurs and business owners would come up with an efficient, yet effective means of remaining in Business.
Recent news puts it that International airports in Lagos and Abuja has been shut down. Hence, foreign trade would witness a decline, eventually boosting local production, and home trade.
There are virtually more reasons we believe Coronavirus’ main objective is not to end humanity. Most of which are evident in our collective efforts.
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