COVID-19: Lagos Assembly lifts suspension on Jumat Service
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The Lagos State House of Assembly Muslim Community has lifted the suspension on Jumu’a Service in the complex.
The spokesperson for the community’s League of Imams, Mr Adegbite Muktar, made this known in a statement issued in Lagos on Thursday.
The statement said the lifting of the suspension became necessary after the completion of the sanitation exercise in the mosque.
It said that all Muslim brothers and sisters who would be coming for Jumu’a prayers should henceforth adhere strictly to the government guidelines on safety protocols.
COVID-19: Lagos Assembly Mosque lifts ban on Jumat Service
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(front row): Representative of Edo State Governor and Special Adviser on Parliamentary Affairs, Alhaji Kabiru Adjoto; Chairman, Edo State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Sheikh Ibrahim Oyarekhua; at a Special Jumat Service in Benin City, to commemorate Nigeria’s 60th Independence Anniversary, in Benin City, on Friday, September 25, 2020.
By Olasunkanmi Akoni
The Lagos State House of Assembly has lifted the suspension on Jumu’a Service earlier placed to curtail the spread of deadlier COVID-19 pandemic.
In a statement by League of Imams, Lagos State House of Assembly Muslim Community, the lifting of the suspension became necessary after the completion of the disinfection exercise carried out in the mosque.
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The Lagos State House of Assembly has lifted the suspension on Jumu’a Service earlier placed to curtail the spread of deadlier COVID-19 pandemic.
In a statement by League of Imams, Lagos State House of Assembly Muslim Community, the lifting of the suspension became necessary after the completion of the disinfection exercise carried out in the mosque.
The statement read in part, “The Muslim Community enjoins all Muslim faithful to follow guidelines by putting on face masks while the mosque has provided temperature checkpoints, hand sanitisers, functional hand washbasins with soap and enough water for ablution. Any attendee without a face mask will not be allowed into the mosque.”
The spokesperson for the community’s League of Imams,
Mr Adegbite Muktar, made this known in a statement issued in Lagos on Thursday.
The statement said the lifting of the suspension became necessary after the completion of the sanitation exercise in the mosque.
It said that all Muslim brothers and sisters who would be coming for Jumu’a prayers should henceforth adhere strictly to the government guidelines on safety protocols.
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The Muslim Community enjoins all Muslim faithful to follow guidelines by putting on face masks.
“The mosque has provided temperature check points, sanitisers, functional hand wash basins with soap and enough water for ablution.