Breaking: Governor Wike relaxes proposed lockdown in
Obio-Akpor and Port Harcourt LGAs
-Imposes state wide night time curfew from June 2 till further notice
The Rivers state Government has relaxed the proposed
lockdown expected to resume on Tuesday
Governor Wike speaking during a statewide broadcast on
Tuesday said, "after a comprehensive review on the measures
taken and further considerations placed before us by well
meaning members of the public, the state security has
decided to cancel the proposed Lockdown of Obio-Akpor and Port Harcourt City".
The Rivers State Governor further stated that the regular
washing of hands, social distancing, wearing of face masks
have been identified as the only effective measures for
containing the spread of Covid-19 in the absence of any anti
coronavirus vaccines.
He called on residents of Rivers state to support the state
Government's fight against the coronavirus pandemic in the
state.
He warned of serious consequences of the law against
defaulters of Government directives as stated below.
He further stated that:
-All land, sea and air borders remain closed
- State task force/security agencies directed to arrest
defaulters not wearing face masks
-Drinking Bars, cinemas, night clubs, viewing centers, open
markets remain closed.
- Public burials, public weddings remains banned. Churches &
religious gatherings to maintain social & physical distancing
--Oil mill market, Oginigba slaughter market, Mbiama market in Ahoada West LGA remains closed
-Ikoku automobile dealers warned to stop converting public
roads to mechanics workshops or risks final closure
--Mechanic workshops on Ikwerre road are banned. Defaulters
to be prosecuted & vehicles confiscated
--Statewide imposition of Night time curfew from 8pm - 6am
starting from June 2, tilll further notice. Defaulters to be
arrested and prosecuted.
Lalasticlala

rottencorpse:
Breaking: Governor Wike relaxes proposed lockdown in
Obio-Akpor and Port Harcourt City
-Imposes state wide night time curfew from June 2 till further
notice
The Rivers state Government has relaxed the proposed
lockdown expected to resume on Teusday
Governor Wike speaking during a statewide prodcast on
Teusday said, "after a comprehensive review on the measures
taken and further considerations placed before us by well
meaning members of the public, the state security has
decided to cancel the proposed Lockdown of Obio-Akpor and
Port Harcourt City".
The Rivers state Governor further stated that the regular
washing of hands, social distancing, wearing of face masks
have been indentified as the only effective measures for
containing the spread of Covid-19 in the absence of any anti
coronavirus vaccines.
He called on residents of Rivers state to support the state
Government's fight against the coronavirus pandemic in the
state.
He warned of serious consequences of the law against
defaulters of Government directives as stated below.
He further stated that:
-All land, sea and air borders remain closed
- State task force/security agencies directed to arrest
defaulters not wearing face masks
-Drinking Bars, cinemas, night clubs, viewing centers, open
markets remain closed.
- Public burials, public weddings remains banned. Churches &
religious gatherings to maintain social & physical distancing
--Oil mill market, Oginigba slaughter market, Mbiama market in
Ahoada West LGA remains closed
-Ikoku automobile dealers warned to stop converting public
roads to mechanics workshops or risks final closure
--Mechanic worksops on Ikwerre road are banned. Defaulters
to be prosecuted & vehicles confiscated
--Statewide imposition of Night time curfew from 8pm - 6am
starting from June 2, tilll further notice. Defaulters to be
arrested and prosecuted.
Lalasticlala

Way to go

Every body Don taya. All these lockdown and lockup here and there won't solve the problem. Even abroad have noticed it.

Ok