The Need for Public Private Partnerships Involvement in Curtailing Covid-19 Pandemic in Nigeria

Ughulu Eghoikhunu Stella

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The Need for Public Private Partnerships Involvement in Curtailing Covid-19 Pandemic in Nigeria

African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Vol. 3Issue 42020pp. 65–72Published 1 August 2020

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Abstract:

Governments, all over the world have adopted different measures to tackle covid-19, in the same vein the Nigeria government has adopted several measures to curtail the effect and spread of the disease. There have been calls to increase these measures and the inclusion of all stakeholders to collaborate to win the battle against the disease. In line with the above, this study examined the involvement of Public-Private Partnership in the resolution of covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria. The study utilized the secondary method of data collection. The study examined the various efforts of government in the battle to curtail the disease. The study found that despite the efforts of government in curtailing the effect and spread of covid 19 in Nigeria, the rate of confirmed cases has been on the increase. The study concludes that the involvement of Public-Private Partnership in the strategies adopted by the Nigeria government will go a long way in curtailing the effects and spread of the disease.

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