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Lagos,
We are at a critical point in the management of the #COVID19 pandemic in our state and every resident needs to #TakeResponsibility for their health and wellbeing.
We are at a critical point in the management of the #COVID19 pandemic in our state and every resident needs to #TakeResponsibility for their health and wellbeing.
As citizens, we have a great burden upon us, to behave responsibly. These times demand a lot from us, in terms of actions and behaviours that may not be comfortable. It is difficult to adjust to the changes, but adjust, we must.
As a government elected to uphold the security of its citizens, which includes health security, we will not hesitate to review the terms of #EasingTheLockdown if we do not see an improvement in the adherence to our public health guidelines over the next couple of days.
Today, we discharged 60 #COVID19 Lagos patients; 40 males and 20 females, from our Yaba, Eti-Osa and Ibeju-Lekki isolation facilities to reunite with their families and society
The patients, 31 from the Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba,...
The patients, 31 from the Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba,...
... 19 from the Ibeju-Lekki and 10 from Eti-Osa Isolation Centres were discharged having fully recovered and tested negative in two consecutive readings.
With this, the number of #COVID19 confirmed cases that have been successfully managed and discharged in Lagos is now 321.
With this, the number of #COVID19 confirmed cases that have been successfully managed and discharged in Lagos is now 321.
It is important that we do the right things at this time.
#EasingTheLockdown is not a reason for us to rush out and eschew all safety guidelines. We must all play our part and take responsibility.
#StayHomeStaySafe and #SaveLives
#EasingTheLockdown is not a reason for us to rush out and eschew all safety guidelines. We must all play our part and take responsibility.
#StayHomeStaySafe and #SaveLives
In a few hours, we will begin the first phase of #EasingTheLockdown. At a press briefing today I shared updated guidelines for all sectors.
The work guidelines for members of the public service have been amended. ALL civil servants must work from home on Monday...
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The work guidelines for members of the public service have been amended. ALL civil servants must work from home on Monday...
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...and only officers from Grade Level 15 and above have express permission to come to work from Tuesday. All other essential officers that may need to be at work will be informed by the Accounting Officer of each Ministry.
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There will be a daily curfew from 8pm to 6am and all movement within these hours are prohibited, except for people on essential services, which are agro-products, petroleum products, relief materials and food supplies.
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*Choosing between two evils and the sentiments*
By Jamiu Ganiyu
As each country all over the world is dealing with its own share of the global pandemic, COVID-19 which has brought the entire world to its knees for a couple of months now.
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By Jamiu Ganiyu
As each country all over the world is dealing with its own share of the global pandemic, COVID-19 which has brought the entire world to its knees for a couple of months now.
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#COVID19
Each country is counting its losses without end in sight. While the pandemic mostly affected some of the best countries one can think of in terms of standard of living, quality of life, infrastructure, and lawfulness, the developing countries of the world,
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Nigeria inclusive is not left out of the world ravaging pandemic.
However, different measures have been put in place to check the outbreak of the virus by each country depending on their situation and circumstance but the
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However, different measures have been put in place to check the outbreak of the virus by each country depending on their situation and circumstance but the
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Most people advocating against the #EasingTheLockdown are either drawing money from the public purse, work with a multinational or company that offers essential services. Can we at least consider over 100 million Nigerians.
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who are artisans, traders whose capital is less than 20k & have exhausted all without means to eat let alone of getting back to business? And have dependents to feed without government support.
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Most of the govt. palliatives were entirely politicised while various organs of govt. insisted they have data of the poorest of the poor who are being attended to.
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Even as we begin #EasingTheLockdown, it will not be business as usual so we are unveiling a whistle blowing channel to report organisations that flout the new directives. Whistleblowers will be guaranteed full protection and their identities would be kept strictly confidential.
We are also inaugurating a committee with representatives from NURTW, RTEAN, Private Transport Operators, Nigeria Employers Consultative Association, Manufacturing Association of Nigeria(MAN) and all the Lagos state ministries responsible.
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This committee will be charged with the responsibility of communicating, to their members, the framework on the controlled easing of the lockdown so that we can all fully understand what is expected from us.
Dear Lagosians, to begin my update on our phased plan for #EasingTheLockdown, I start with some good news. Today, we discharged 49 patients from our isolation facilities after they tested negative twice to #COVID19 bringing the total number of discharged patients in Lagos to 143.
For each sector, we have specific guidelines for #EasingTheLockdown while balancing public health and the economy.
Public Service workers from Grades 1-12 will continue to work from home while Grades 13 and above will be on a flexible roster managed by the Head of Service
Public Service workers from Grades 1-12 will continue to work from home while Grades 13 and above will be on a flexible roster managed by the Head of Service
Primary, secondary and tertiary institutions will remain closed. Students are expected to continue learning on alternative media and online channels.
