FCTA seals lounge for violating COVID-19 protocol
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The FCT Administration (FCTA), Task Force on Enforcement of COVID-19 Protocols, has sealed two commercial outlets in Karu, FCT for violating COVID-19 protocols.
FCTA’s Head, Media and Enlightenment of the task force, Mr Ihkaro Attah, made this known to newsmen on Monday.
He said the task force received several calls from residents over violation of the safety guidelines by the operators of the lounge.
“We received several calls from residents of Karu-site that they have some persons who keep very large gatherings at night.
“We came in and discovered them, we went to court and prayed the Judge, and her Lordship gave us seal off order for the property, Karu Paris Lounge and Cool Leo, which we have done. NAN quoted him as saying.
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Stakeholders in Niger State have condemned the increasing tide of kidnaps and banditry attacks on communities in the state and other parts of the country.
The coalition of youth groups, civil society organizations, religious leaders amongst others in the state have also decried the recent kidnap of travellers and students.
They have urged the state government to wake up from slumber and tackle the situation before it gets out of hand in the once acclaimed most peaceful and hospitable state in Nigeria.
The coalition led by the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Niger State Chapter, Comrade Bello Barau Sheriff at a press conference on Saturday lamented what they described as ‘security quagmire’ the state has been thrown into.
Emperor Simon
Updated February 20, 2021
Youths in Niger State on Saturday issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the state government to rescue 41 persons abducted from the Government Science Secondary School, Kagara, and 21 commuters abducted along Minna-Zungeru road.
Briefing journalists at the Abdulsalami Youth Centre in Minna, the youths, under the aegis of the National Youths Council of Nigeria, decried the lack of security in the state and accused the state government of not doing much to tackle the challenge.
“Today in Niger State, not less than 10 local governments are either facing kidnapping or banditry of various forms,” the youths’ statement said. “This is becoming unbearable and unacceptable.