COVID-19: Churches reopen in Osun

Churches in Osun State on Sunday opened for congregational worship for the first time since March 31, when the state government announced a total lockdown of the state to prevent the spread of coronav

irus.

They also adhered to social distancing in their sitting arrangements, while worshippers used nose masks.

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