Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has extended the extension of COVID-19 lockdown imposed on Delta state to curb the spread of coronavirus pandemic by another 14 days.

Okowa in a state-wide broadcast on Tuesday also declared a dusk-to-dawn curfew across the state, beginning from Wednesday, April 15.

He said the two weeks extension of the stay-at-home order is to enable officials track, identify, isolate and test all who have had contact with the three confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the state.

“I hereby extend the stay-at-home order for a period of two weeks. It is for public good and for the interest of our health. And I want to urge all Deltans to please observe the stay-at-home order,” Okowa stated.

Recall that Delta state recorded its first case a week ago. Two others, one of who died, were subsequently recorded in Warri and Asaba, the state’s capital.

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