With effect from Monday, the minister informed said the number of days markets are allowed to operate in the FCT has been increased from two to three days in a week.
The Federal Capital Territory Minister Muhammad Bello has ordered that markets in Abuja be opened three days in a week.
With effect from Monday, he informed said the number of days markets are allowed to operate in the FCT has been increased from two to three days in a week.A statement by the Minister’s Chief Press Secretary, Anthony Ogunleye explained: “The Meeting deliberated on the second phase of the ease of lockdown guidelines issued by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 generally and as they affect the operations of markets in particular.
“Agricultural inputs for farm activities such as sale of fertilizer, herbicides, seeds and agricultural implements. Building and construction materials. Electrical items specifically for construction. “All new sections of the market to be re-opened as indicated above must ensure decontamination of their premises prior to commencement of business.
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