Japan’s government spokesman says wearing a face mask or covering worn to check the transmission of the COVID-19 virus will no longer be necessary.
The donations were made in the slums of Ajegunle and Oworosoki in Lagos, gifting low-income households bags of rice, groundnut oil, cartons of noodles…
Some have resorted to sale of other petty commodities like rechargeable lamps, umbrellas, snacks among others.
“No way anybody can come and play around with our country to say ‘it is good, it is bad’ we will stop this one, we cannot accept that.”
The mosque did not comply with the requirements of the ministry of religious endowment.
Mr. Sanwo-Olu, attributed a spike in the number of coronavirus in Lagos State to disregard for safety protocols amongst citizens.
The CDC recommends mask wearing as the only potent weapon against COVID-19 for the foreseeable future.
