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India Covid-19: AI shows Pakistani Twitter prayed for neighbour
By Geeta Pandey
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It is perhaps not surprising that the fractious relationship between historic adversaries India and Pakistan has spilled over into social media in recent years.
But at the end of April, as India struggled with a ferocious second wave of Covid-19, citizens on either side of the border shelved their barbs in favour of supportive hashtags like #IndiaNeedsOxygen and #PakistanStandsWithIndia.
Experts say it is well known that supportive hashtags do not always mean positive tweets - users often hijack them for anything from trolling to wishing happy birthday to a cricketer or Bollywood star.
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By Olasunkanmi Akoni
Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has tasked religious bodies in the state to be vigilant and continue to adhere strictly with all safety protocols to prevent infection of COVID-19 variants in the country, saying, “it’s not yet over “
This came as Sanwo-Olu, commended
religious leaders, particularly Imams, for their cooperation during the peak of Covid-19 pandemic, saying their cooperation over the protocols and guidelines helped in the successful management of the pandemic.
The governor, made the remarks on Friday, during a Special Thanksgiving Kumar/Prayers in commemoration of the second anniversary in office, held in Alausa Central Mosque, Ikeja.
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