Nigeria: Panic, Politics and Indecision Are Biggest Threats to Managing COVID-19

[The Conversation Africa] Cases of COVID-19 are rising in Nigeria. Although the federal government hasn't announced a firm plan to lock down, individual states have started to take steps such as closing markets, schools and places of worship. Accompanying daily developments has been a rise in panic levels fuelled in many cases by misinformation. The Conversation Africa's West Africa regional editor, Adejuwon Soyinka, put questions to Dr Doyin Odubanjo about the biggest threats to Nigeria's war against the pandemic.