Since the first recorded case of Coronavirus in Nigeria, Nigerians have been advised to practice good hygiene to prevent coronavirus . As the number of cases increased, the Government had to shutdown gatherings, this included churches, mosques, and schools. Business owners were advised to ask their staff to no longer come to work and should instead adopt a Work From Home approach.
While in theory, this makes sense, we truly want to stop the transmission of this coronavirus, a major pain point for many remote workers is the epileptic power supply. Another major issue remote workers face is poor internet connection, although the effect of poor internet connection has been mitigated by the adoption of 4G broadband by most internet service providers in Nigeria.
In order to properly self-isolate and still ensure you don't receive a query because your laptop battery is dead when you are meant to be on a video call to discuss the next business strategy, you should continue reading this article.
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As more cases of coronavirus in Nigeria are being reported ensuring you sort out your power issues is now paramount.
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