Olufemi Olaniyi, Ibadan
Oyo State Government has called on the state chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria to ask churches in the state to end their cross-over services before 12 midnight on New Year eve to enable worshipers to comply with the existing 12 midnight to 4 am curfew imposed by the Federal Government.
The Coordinator of the Oyo State Task Force on COVID-19, Prof. Temitope Alonge, said this in Ibadan on Tuesday while briefing journalists on the latest developments on COVID-19.
He urged the Oyo State chapter of CAN to emulate their counterpart in Lagos State which had directed their members to end their cross-over services latest by 11pm on Thursday.
COVID-19: Oyo bans street carnivals
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By Adeola Badru
The Oyo State government has said that there will no longer be street carnivals in order to ensure strict compliance to the COVID-19 guidelines and protocols in the state, as not less than 50 deaths were recorded.
The coordinator of the Oyo State Task Force on COVID-19, Professor Temitope Alonge, gave the revelation during a press briefing to update the public on latest development regarding the global pandemic.
He reminded the private health care providers and all individuals in the state to continue to make use of the testing centres available in all local government areas in the state.
Oyo reintroduces new measures to tackle COVID-19 second wave
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By Adeola Badru
The Oyo State government said that there will no longer be street carnivals in order to ensure strict compliance and curtailment of the COVID-19 guidelines and protocols in the state, as not less than 50 deaths were recorded.
The Coordinator of the Oyo State Task Force on COVID-19, Prof. Temitope Alonge, gave the revelation during a press briefing to update the public on the latest development regarding the global pandemic.
He reminded the private health care providers and all individuals in the state to continue to make use of the testing centres available in all local government areas in the state.
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