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Monday, May 18, 2020

Federal Government Extends Gradual Ease Of Lockdown’ By Two Weeks

The gradual ease of lockdown directive issued by President Muhammadu Buhari has been extended till June 1.




Secretary to the government of the federation, Boss Mustapha, made the announcement during the presidential task force (PTF) on COVID-19 briefing on Monday, The Cable reports.

According to him, the president took the decision based on the recommendations of the PTF, and the guidelines issued for relaxing the lockdown in Lagos, Ogun and the federal capital territory (FCT) will be maintained for the next two weeks, after which there will be another review.

He listed six steps approved by Buhari as follows:

“The measures, exemptions, advisories and scope of entities allowed to reopen under phase one of the eased locked down, shall be maintained across the federation for another two weeks effective from 12 00 midnight today (18th May, 2020 to 1st June, 2020).


“Intensifying efforts to “tell (communicate), trace (identify) and treat (manage)’ cases;

“Elevating the level of community ownership of non-pharmaceutical interventions;


“Maintain the existing lockdown order in Kano for an additional two weeks;

“​Imposition of precision lockdown in states, or in metropolitan/high-burden LGAs, that are reporting a rapidly increasing number of cases, when the need arises. This would be complemented with the provision of palliatives and continued re-evaluation of the impact of the interventions; and

“Aggressive scale up of efforts to ensure that communities are informed, engaged and participating in the response with enhanced public awareness in high risk states.”

16 comments:

  1. As expected, not surprised at all.

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  2. Is okay..

    I bought 5 pack of vitamin C today...
    Please don't laugh

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    1. Add zinc tablets also. The situation is really tricky. I just pray for the best now

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    2. Ahh. I bought 3packs last week. If I get down to one pack I start breaking it into two to give me 500mg each. Desperate times lol.

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  3. It’s well with us in this country

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  4. This is not bad...
    Those who love themselves will keep their distance from others, wear their masks always in public places, avoid crowded places and wash their hands always, take care of their mental health, walk and eat healthy.

    Nigeria is home to Vitamin C, so, I believe many people will have them in surplus and take them accordingly.

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  5. We will come out victorious...

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  6. Went to the markwlet today. Only the food ection was fully operational. My lafia people kuku packed their wares to the primary school opposite the market. Agood number of them wore masks sha.

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  7. It’s good for them, my own is that they should open d plaza were I work biko

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  8. My own is sat dy should open the plaza were I work cos am tired of staying at home

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