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CITAD Uncovers Minimal Compliance With Coronavirus Rules in Kano  

Posted By: adminon: April 07, 2020In: SpectacleTags: Kabiru Ado Lawaya, WHO, “Yan Adaidata Sahu”No CommentsViews:
CITAD Uncovers Minimal Compliance With Coronavirus Rules in Kano  

A survey of the most strategic points of convergence in urban Kano has shown very minimal compliance with the ground rules against COVID-19. The survey by Kano based Centre for Information T... Read more

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