Public Service Announcement On The Closure Of Eke Awka Market

This is to inform the public that effective Monday, 15th June, 2020, Eke Awka Market, in Awka South Local Government will be shut down.

This is as a result of non-compliance by the market traders and customers with Covid-19 protocols including wearing of protective face masks, provision of running water and soap for washing of hands, keeping of physical distancing etc.

Also, effective Monday, 15th June, 2020, curfew in Awka South local government will be from 8pm to 6am daily, until further notice.

These actions by the government is as a result of increased cases of Covid-19 in Awka South Local Government.

The government is also putting other market leaders and local government councils in the state on notice that a similar curfew action will be taken, and markets in the local government closed down if it is observed that such markets do not observe Covid-19 protocols.

All should please be guided and take the issue of observing Covid-19 protocols seriously.

Announcer

Professor Solo Chukwulobelu
Secretary to Anambra State Government
Thursday, 11th June, 2020

Divide and rule Republic

Anambra State is likely going to be the next epicenter of this deadly virus.. most of them don't comply to the guildlines given by WHO.. many still don't believe coronavirus is in Nigeria

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Adikestanley:
Anambra State is likely going to be the next epicenter of this deadly virus.. most of them don't comply to the guildlines given by WHO.. many still don't believe coronavirus is in Nigeria

Our people don't believe in the disease. This is the greatest problem. Like my mother in the village, when you call her to make sure she is keeping to the rules, she will tell us there is nothing like that disease. And this is the majority of the opinion in the village.

After what happened to OVI in Abia state, I stopped believing this COVID-19 is fake. Guys please let's take it serious. This thing is not a joke.

but Shea we know this disease is not in Nigeria.

Most of the State governors are confused about the lockdown/curfew orders