Full Speech Of Gov Sanwo-Olu’s Briefing On COVID-19

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Full Speech Of Gov Sanwo-Olu’s Briefing On COVID-19

Lagos State is considered full re-opening of its economy, and in a bid to get underway, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu says the government will embark on the assessment of the readiness of businesses.

Lagos State is considering full re-opening of the critical sectors of its economy, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, revealed on Sunday. But, the move will not be pushed in a hurry. With the size of the State’s economy and numbers of businesses that operate in its domain, the Governor said the Government could not afford to keep people and businesses on lockdown permanently.

Sanwo-Olu said the Government agencies also would be visiting places of worship to evaluate their level of preparedness ahead of full reopening. He stressed that social distancing and hygiene would be fully considered in determining whether mosques and churches can re-open in the future. Sanwo-Olu enjoined banks and markets to strictly enforce orderliness in their premises. He directed that elderly people must be given the priority to transact their businesses in bank and markets between 9am and 10:30am, after which other younger customers should be allowed to transact.

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