How is Biden doing Covid better?

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And Nigeria is as far north as the US or Western Europe?

Seriously, are you really this ignorant or are you just trying to be a troll?

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Mortality rate in Nigeria is ridiculously high, and their record keeping is piss poor, they don't have a clue as to who is dying of what.

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If you really believe you still have to expand that acronym, you're doing something fundamentally wrong.

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It happens everywhere dark skinned people live too far north. It is called not enough vitamin D. So yes it is due to skin color.

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Higher death rates from Covid? You mean the super rich or simply middle class?

Lower class whites would have the same, perhaps lower death rate due to covid. They usually have outside jobs during the summer.

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Can you prove that there is?

You really have issues.

@dood111 said
Mortality rate in Nigeria is ridiculously high, and their record keeping is piss poor, they don't have a clue as to who is dying of what.

"Because they're black"?

Go ahead and say it, you know you want to.

Then we can ignore EVERYthing you say.

@eladar said
Higher death rates from Covid? You mean the super rich or simply middle class?

Lower class whites would have the same, perhaps lower death rate due to covid. They usually have outside jobs during the summer.

They would indeed, if your belief in a vitamin D cure were right. If is telling, then, that they don't:

https://www.health.org.uk/news-and-comment/blogs/inequalities-and-deaths-involving-covid-19
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0240151

Note that in the second link, it is stated explicitly that farn workers are more, not less, likely to die of Corona - the opposite of your supposition.
The first link explains that yes, there is a correlation with race, but correlation is not causation: there is also a correlation between race and poverty, and the link between poverty and higher death rates holds true across all races.

In short, your theory is disproven by the actual data.