At a time like this, when life as we know it seems to be on a constant downward journey with people having deep and extreme emotions; hopelessness, fear, pain, economic downturn, depression, frustrations and anger, while the world fights a fierce battle with an unseen enemy, the Covid-19 pandemic, it is not unusual for conflicts to arise as situations erode people’s tolerance and patience.
Indeed, in institutions, families, residential areas and communities, the likelihood of conflicts arising is high, especially where people are in each others’ face due to the lockdown in some states and residents have to work together in some areas to fight rising insecurity.
At this crucial time,…
Source: Nigerian Tribune
