Abuja markets now to open everyday
Markets in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, will now open everyday, an official has said.
Although hundreds of Nigerians including residents of Abuja still contract the virus daily, the management said there was a need to fully reopen the markets.Read the full statement by Mr Bello’s spokesperson, announcing the decision, below.1.
ii. The Abuja Market Management Limited and various market associations will continue to carry out sensitization activities to enlighten market users on COVID-19 and the necessity of obeying all extant health and safety protocols.
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