a Original cataloging agency NEU GrandLibrary

a Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng

a Classification number HC59.3

b Item number .T63 2023

a Personal name Tochukwu, Mbah Naomi.

h Medium Thesis/Report

a Title The effects of Covid-19 on Nigeria's economy/

c Statement of responsibility, etc Mbah Naomi Tochukwu; Supervisor: Assos. Prof. Dr. Didem Aydındağ.

a Place of publication, distribution, etc Kyrenia, TRNC:

b Name of publisher, distributor, etc University of Kyrenia,

c Date of publication, distribution, etc 2023.

a Extent iv, 117 p.:

c Dimensions 30 cm.

a Dissertation note Thesis (Master)

a Bibliography, etc Includes references (98-112 p.)

a Summary, etc The term COVID-19 will not leave the memories of most Government officials and their citizen all over the world. COVID-19 which stands for Corona virus in the year 2019 affected not just the health of countries but also their economy. On that note, this research aimed at finding the effect of COVID-19 on Nigeria economy. Since the economy of Nigeria can be grouped into primary, secondary and tertiary, the research looked into two primary sector; Petroleum and Agriculture sector, while the tertiary; Aviation and Health sector. Due to governments policies of lockdown and social distance, the researcher thought it wise to employ liberalism as the theory of choice since the freedom and market of individuals or citizens are related/connected. The primary data for the research was gotten from the National Bureau of statistics (NBS) and secondary data were gotten from popular, award winning and all private owned newspapers such as Punch Nigeria Newspaper, Vanguard Newspaper, Guardian Newspaper and Daily Post Newspaper. From the primary data it was observed that petroleum, Agriculture and Aviation sector were affected by the COVID-19 to the negative, especially aviation being the most visibly to drop. The health sector was also affected but it was to the positive; that means the health sector grew. The reasons to this were answered from the secondary data to be because the government policies did not consider the right and freedom of an individual and the market was affected. Nevertheless, health sector grew to the positive because the government invested greatly in the health sector during the pandemic. It is import that government considers the benefits of the smallest business in the country and their freedom to trade of an individual for the economic growth of the country. Word Count: 288 Keywords: COVID-19, Aviation, Agriculture, Petroleum, Health, Freedom to trade, Lock down, Government policies

a Language note Text in English.

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element COVID-19 (Disease) -- Economic aspects -- Nigeria

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element COVID-19 (Hastalık) -- Ekonomik yönler -- Nijerya

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Institute of Graduate Studies

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Department of International Relations

a Personal name Aydındağ, Didem.

u Uniform Resource Identifier http://docs.neu.edu.tr/library/9657199404.pdf