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Following the directive to enforce the COVID-19 Health Protection Regulations 2021, the FCT COVID-19 enforcement team has swung into action shutting down some markets including UTC Area 10 Market and the Wuse market.
The spokesperson of the task force, Attah Ikharo said the markets were closed after they were found guilty of violating COVID-19 protocols.
Ikharo said that the presidential regulations specifically said that management of public business facilities should take full responsibility of enforcement of the COVID-19 regulations, but these markets defaulted in all aspects.
The closure of the markets is coming barely six days after President Muhammadu Buhari signed the COVID-19 Health Protection Regulations 2021.
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Despite the abuse, Prof Whitty calmly ignores the unnamed youth as he continues standing in line for food
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Wearing of face-mask now compulsory in Lagos or face 6 months jail term Sanwo-Olu
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By Olasunkanmi Akoni
In line with the COVID-19 Health Protection Regulations 2021 signed last week by President Muhammadu Buhari, Lagos State Governor, Mr, Babjide Sanwo-Olu has made it mandatory for residents to wear face masks or face six months jail term.
This came on a day Sanwo-Olu announced the approval of N200 million to support the ongoing COVID-19 patient management and treatment efforts of two Federal Government Treatment Centres in the state.