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FCTA Shuts Markets, Churches, Mosques, Gives Sit-at-home Order by valentineuwakwe(m): 3:11am On Mar 25, 2020
The Federal Capital Territory Administration has ordered workers at Grade level 1 to 12 to stay at home as part of measures to curb the spread of coronavirus.
It also ordered the immediate closure of shops in the markets and neighbourhood centres, except those selling food items and other essential commodities .
The Minister of FCT , Muhammad Bello , who announced the measure at a press conference on Tuesday in Abuja, also ordered the immediate closure of churches and mosques .
Bello said , “ Shops in the markets and neighbourhood centres in the FCT are to be shut to traders except those who sell essential commodities and medicines . However , pharmacies and supermarkets selling essential products and bakeries are to remain open but abide strictly by laid down measures. ”
While noting that the FCTA had raised an emergency response team to tackle the spread , the minister explained that containing the virus depended largely on personal choices.
In order to better manage cases of infection , the minister said the FCTA would work closely with the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital to expand the capacity of the current isolation and treatment centre to accommodate more patients by providing the essential facilities.
He added that the Zuba General Hospital would also be converted into an isolation and treatment centre to accommodate more patients should the need arise .
The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bala Ciroma, who was at the event, promised that security agencies would enforce the order restricting gathering to not more than 50 persons in churches and mosques .

source: https://punchng.com/fcta-shuts-markets-churches-mosques-gives-sit-at-home-order/

Re: FCTA Shuts Markets, Churches, Mosques, Gives Sit-at-home Order by Dannybammz: 3:12am On Mar 25, 2020
cool
Re: FCTA Shuts Markets, Churches, Mosques, Gives Sit-at-home Order by Danzakidakura(m): 3:27am On Mar 25, 2020
Politicians thought they are untouchable God in heaven will humble them to his glory

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Re: FCTA Shuts Markets, Churches, Mosques, Gives Sit-at-home Order by Xisnin(m): 3:29am On Mar 25, 2020
valentineuwakwe:

The FCT Commissioner of Police, Bala Ciroma, who was at the event, promised that security agencies would enforce the order restricting gathering to not more than 50 persons in churches and mosques .

source: https://punchng.com/fcta-shuts-markets-churches-mosques-gives-sit-at-home-order/

Abuja politicians don't love their life.
It should be a maximum of 5 persons.

Stay away from church and mosque.
They are a very dangerous place to be in these times.
Re: FCTA Shuts Markets, Churches, Mosques, Gives Sit-at-home Order by CodeTemplar: 3:30am On Mar 25, 2020
Shutting down schools churches and mosgues is manageable for most people but market...I doubt.

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