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Prvo poglavlje. Novonastala situacija, vanrednostanje i izolacija su me naveli da napišem ovu priču. Previše slobodnog vremena i premalo odgovora me je inspirisalo da pokrenem pitanja u mojoj glavi i na neki način pokrenem i druge na razmišljanje.
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Pestilence at nineteen
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I was alone in my sanctum when I thought of it. "It didn't have to happen the way it did " I thought. Several reports , articles , interventions , letters , memos , essays etc have been written on the pandemic at hand : The Corona virus pandemic. Funny how it goes for the past few months , the static lockdown of activities due to the unheralded outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic brought about my titling of this novella "Pestilence at Nineteen". My review on a short article written by Abdusalam Wasiu a penultimate student of Guidance and counselling , in the University of Ilorin and the Chairman of the National association of Nigerian students , Kwara state axis , says and I quote an excerpt : "...If the Federal Government should keep saying people and students should stay at home till the active case of COVID-19 is circumscribed , students may be at home for three years or beyond being static educationally. The simple truth is , COVID-19 has come to stay..." Those words to some extent were heartfelt in all ramifications, but the part which kept reoccurring in my mind was the last part "COVID-19 has come to stay". Although he spoke from a more academic dimensis and perspective , meaning wasn't lost to the world in general as we have it. A more appropriate approach for the titular which I first proffered was PESTILENCE AT NINETEEN : A Nigerian perspective ; but then , I made some emendations which I thought necessary at the time. I seeked to uncover some facet of truth which have been hidden in the Nigerian quest for survival in this pandemic. The hunger , the strife , the impoverished , the family , the elitist , idealists , the plebe- the partitioning of these groups have alot of say to this Pandemic , some heard , some unheard and it all boils down to one thing , humanity.Concluida
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A Way To Win
2023. That's when it all began. The infection. The spreading of the infection. The chaos. The screams. The bodies. Everything happened so fast, people were racing against time. A group of 5 try to find the only thing that can save humanity; a cure. Running into many obstacles and finding out that one of the members are infected, will the group be able to stay together through thick and thin?Concluida
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my (boring) lockdown diary
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