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By Tinuoye Adekunle Theophilius Nigerians are justifiably miserable because of the fragile nature of the nation’s security, economy, democracy and governance. 2020 has been particularly difficult due to diverse challenges and changes associated with Covid-19. The coronavirus pandemic seriously jeopardized the livelihoods of Nigerians as a result of the general lockdown, temporary cessation of work, soaring unemployment rates, and permanent closure of restaurants, hotels, shopping malls, airlines, travel agencies, cinemas and primary, secondary and tertiary educational institutions and made them fall behind socially, economically, physiologically and psychologically. Women suffered more, a Deloitte survey of 400 working women globally which found that 70% of them had experienced negative disruptions to their career routines, with some fearing it could impact future growth showed that women bore the most dire impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic.