SINCE Lagos state was first hit by coronavirus with the index case announced in February 2020, the vision of the state government has been to curb spread
And in the last four months, the state government led by Babajide Sanwo-Olu has continued to leverage an efficient approach aided by an experienced cabinet to battle the spread of the virus.After several weeks of lockdown, it was time to open up the bubbling Lagos economy and the need for regular use of face masks became top priority.
To this end, celebrities – from actors to comedians and musicians – have taken it in their stride to promote the campaign with the regular use of face masks, which are shared on their various social media pages to sensitise and create awareness for the Lagos public. The celebs have been showing commitment to the responsibility call made by Sanwo-Olu to use face masks while living and acting responsibly.
Fafore says there’s a need for every resident to show care in the wellbeing of others and protect them from getting infected by wearing facemasks in the public.
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