Jos fruit traders lament falling sales under lockdown

Fruit sellers in Jos, the capital of Plateau State have decried poor sales due to the total lockdown directive imposed by the state government since February to stem the spread of COVID-19 pandemi…

Fruit sellers in Jos, the capital of Plateau State have decried poor sales due to the total lockdown directive imposed by the state government since February to stem the spread of COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the world.

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