Covid-19: Abuja, Lagos Residents To Stay At Home, Land Borders Closed – Presidency 

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Following the recommendations of the Presidential Task Force on Covid 19, President Muhammadu Buhari  has approved the following additional measures:
 Suspension of weekly FEC meetings until further notice
Postponement of meeting of Council of State scheduled for Thur 26 March, 2020
All land borders that have been hitherto under partial closure shall now be closed to human traffic for 4 weeks eff. 23rd March, 2020
 In order to protect Federal Civil and Public Servants, a circular to be issued by the Head of Civil Service of the Federation (HCSF) shall direct on actions to be taken immediately;
 If and when the need arises, any national assets required for use in the response to COVID-19 shall be mobilized and deployed;
 Federal Government is at the highest level, engaging with State Governors in order to ensure a collaborative and effective response to #COVID19
All Abuja and Lagos residents are strongly advised to stay at home, avoid mass congregation of any kind as well as non-essential outings, until further advice is given.
#PTFCOVID19 assures all Nigerians of the concern of President Muhammadu Buhari and his determination to mobilize all resources to backup this national response.
However, this commitment should be reciprocated by all citizens by respecting the advisory and obeying measures put in place to curtail the spread of #COVID19.
The Presidential Task Force #PTFCOVID19 shall be updating Nigerians from time to time as the need arises.

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