The Osun State Government has said that the ban on youth carnivals and countdown to the New Year ceremonies still ‘subsists’.
In a statement sent to AMILOADED which was signed by Prince Wole Oyebamiji, the Secretary to the State Government on Friday evening, said that the new directives aimed at curbing the spread of the Coronavirus are still in force.
Oyebamiji said that the wearing of face masks at public places is still compulsory.
According to the statement, “The State Government of Osun would like to remind all citizens that the new directives aimed at curbing the spread of the Coronavirus are still in force.
“By implication, the ban on youth carnivals and countdown to the New Year ceremonies still subsists.
“Also, all social clubs, hotels, departmental stores, supermarkets, event centers and allied centres are to henceforth operate at half of their capacities and observe Covid-19 protocols.
“Wearing of face Masks at public places is equally compulsory.
“Government further appeals to all residents and citizens to cut down on social gatherings, including weddings, naming ceremonies, funeral ceremonies to reduce the spate of exposure and contact with possible carriers visiting the State during the Yuletide period.
“Furthermore, towns and cities are to put on hold the annual days through physical attendance and change such to virtual version.
“The State Government assures all citizens and residents that Government is insisting on all these measures in their collective interest.
“Let’s all join hands with Government to keep Osun safe.”
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