Churches, Mosques in Ekiti Remain Closed, Says Commissioner
The Ekiti State Government has restated its position that all worship centres across the state remain closed to prevent the escalation of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Yaya-Kolade said: “We have met with the religious leaders and what we said was that churches and mosques remain closed. We have met and deliberated and the decision to reopen will be made as we see that we have enough scientific evidence which shows that it is safe to reopen. “Two of the six still being isolated have turned negative. We are awaiting the second negative for them to be discharged.
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