Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet’s play between two star-crossed lovers has been the subject of many movies. Romeo’s last words were, “Thus with a kiss I die.”
(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 09, 2020 Worshippers wearing face masks sings as they attend a mass at the Christ Church Cathedral in Lagos, following the reopening of Churches and lifting of restrictions on religious gatherings by the government as precaution to check the spread of COVID-19. (Photo by PIUS UTOMI EKPEI / AFP) Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet’s play between two star-crossed lovers has been the subject of many movies. Romeo’s last words were, “Thus with a kiss I die.” While not many people would like to go down with such words, their social actions in the face of COVID-19 makes one to wonder. Every weekend, Nigerians still flock to social gatherings. While claiming to be anti COVID-19 infection compliant, they still gather together at any event where delectable menus can be found. Even when the menu is missing, as sociable beings we’re quick to gather. Religious centers are not left out and have relaxed in keeping the COVID-19 protocols.