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COVID-19: FG Hints At Second Nationwide Lockdown

Nigerian’s Covid-19 Presidential Task Force has called on citizens to adhere to the protocols to prevent another nationwide lockdown.

The task force in a press briefing called on citizens to prevention a priority as the country is in a difficult situation with rises in Covid-19 cases.

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Chairman of the Taskforce Boss Mustapha has called on citizens to take responsibilities and balance their livelihood to prevent another lockdown

“​Let me remind you that the pandemic is raging and all tiers of Government and citizens must keep their hands-on-deck,” Mustapha said

“We are in a difficult situation in which a balance must continue to be struck between lives and livelihood.

“We are considering all options while hoping that broad cooperation will be received. We must do everything possible to avoid a a second lockdown in Nigeria.”

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