In the last few days, I have come to an undeniable realization that #COVIDー19 will change our lives totally just as 911 did #LifeAfterCovid19

The terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 has changed air travel policies and immigration processes around the world. In same way, #COVIDー19 has started changing the way we live, work and interact. Some of these changes will be permanent #LifeAfterCovid19

Since the lockdown started, many organizations have requested their employees to work from home. Organisations without the IT infrastructure that would facilitate #WorkFromHome have been forced to invest in such #LifeAfterCovid19

I’m so sure the culture of #WorkFromHome will not end with this pandemic. Organisations that have not imbibed this culture before this pandemic will surely see it as part of their employee value proposition #LifeAfterCovid19

I had a discussion with a friend of mine who is the CIO of a financial institution yesterday. He told me that after this pandemic, most of the employee will have no need to come to the office. They can even be more productive working from home #LifeAfterCovid19

This pandemic is also changing our social life. One of my siblings who is based in Australia was blessed with a baby last week. Owing to the lockdown, his Pastor proposed that the Christening ceremony to hold via Zoom. #LifeAfterCovid19

The e-christening and e-naming as I called it afforded those of us in Nigeria, UK and USA to participate in the ceremony. It would have held physically without this pandemic and the rest of us would have missed it #LifeAfterCovid19

So we had the e-naming ceremony 2am Nigerian time. Funnily, it was more fun that the conventional christening ceremony. Unfortunately, I have hung my boot, otherwise this would be way to go if we had to do any #LifeAfterCovid19

This is time to rotate to the NEW. What do I mean by this?

....This thread will be continued later... time to take a walk and be physically fit #LifeAfterCovid19