The Ulama Forum on COVID-19 has urged the authorities to provide effective but realistic guidelines and protocols that would be met before reopening of mosques in states that have not yet relaxed t…
The Ulama Forum on COVID-19 has urged the authorities to provide effective but realistic guidelines and protocols that would be met before reopening of mosques in states that have not yet relaxed the restrictions.
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Buhari receives briefing from Task force on COVID-19
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