Covid-19 rains hardship on commuters at FCT-Nasarawa boundary [Photos]

Covid-19 visits hardship on commuters. The location is popularly called Check Point, with a marker that demarcates Abuja from Nasarawa. Daily,,they walk across the boundary, squeeze through security blockades, and line up for mandatory temperature checks.

Toward Wednesday evening, a long line of motorcycles and their passengers line up to cross the boundary into Nasarawa. In a time of coronavirus pandemic, they must go through routine temperature checks. Photo Mohammed Auwal Umar.

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