Authors:
Okorie, Victor Ogbonnaya, Okorie, Ndukaku, Amusan, Lere
Corporate Author:
Social Sciences & Humanities Open
Published:
2021

This article interrogates the necropolitical landscape of COVID-19 in Nigeria. The article explores how the landscape emerges at the intersection of COVID-19 regime and structural violence and materializes in foodscapes and waterscapes of the country. These changes ultimately impose the status of a ‘living-dead’ on ordinary people in Nigeria, undermining the government’s moral ground to implement its COVID-19 regime.