COVID-19: Nigeria isn't ripe for total relaxation of lockdown - Buhari

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COVID-19: Nigeria isn't ripe for total relaxation of lockdown - Buhari
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To this end, President Buhari (MBuhari) has ordered that the current level of eased lockdown should be repeated from midnight of Monday, May 18 to June 1, 2020, this would include the 8pm to 6am nationwide curfew that had since been in force.

Community engagement of pandemic to be intensifiedPresident Muhammadu Buhari has directed that the first phase of the eased lockdown measure be sustained for another two weeks.

Mustapha, who took a cursory review of the last two weeks when the current measures were instituted, observed that despite the efforts made so far, Nigeria was not ripe yet for a full opening of the economy, adding that all necessary sacrifices must be made in the interest of Nigerians. Also, the SGF said government would henceforth engage in aggressive scaling up of community participation in the campaign against the COVID-19 scourge.He, however, informed again that all the exemptions that had earlier been given as the first phase of eased lockdown commenced would remain as before, especially as it related to farmers who need to resume for planting season.

“The two weeks extension of Phase one of the eased restriction is also to enable other segments of the economy prepare adequately for compliance with the guidelines, preparatory to reopening in the coming weeks.”

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