COVID-19: Churches, mosques without facilities won't reopen in Ekiti - Commissioner - Daily Post Nigeria

COVID-19: Churches, mosques without facilities won’t reopen in Ekiti – Commissioner

Government has declared that only centres with coronavirus prevention facilities will be allowed to resume activities.

Governor Kayode Fayemi, had recently announced that all churches and mosques operating in Ekiti can commence operation on July 17 after the nationwide lockdown. “Others also include: use alcohol based hand sanitizers, ensure they wear nose covers, make available infrared thermometers for body temperature measurements and maintain social distancing”.

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