•L-R: Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai and Commissioner for Human Services and Social Development, Hafsat Baba, during the governor’s visit to Almajirai at Government College, Kaduna.
Photo: NANThe Kaduna State Government says markets, churches, and mosques remain closed in the state despite the guidelines released by the Federal Government on the reopening of worship centres in Nigeria.
The statement noted that the government has started engagements with business leaders, and began receiving recommendations from some religious leaders on the subject of safe re-opening of places of worship.
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