Rotimi Akeredolu, governor of Ondo state, has announced that it will meet with religious leaders and other stakeholders in the state with a view to looking at ways of returning religious activities to the state.
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Akeredolu disclosed this in a tweet on his verified Twitter handle on Monday.
“Government will be meeting with religious leaders and other stakeholders within the state to explore ways of returning religious worship to our society. We will accelerate such consultations and review and without doubt the people will hear from me very soon,” Akeredolu tweeted.
Government will be meeting with religious leaders and other stakeholders within the state to explore ways of returning religious worship to our society. We will accelerate such consultations and review and without doubt the people will hear from me very soon.
— Arakunrin Akeredolu (@RotimiAkeredolu) May 18, 2020
All measures still in place including dusk to dawn curfew, border & entry points closure, physical and social distancing, restrictions on business and market activities, compulsory use of face masks, guided burial and interment protocols as well as all personal hygiene practices.
— Arakunrin Akeredolu (@RotimiAkeredolu) May 18, 2020
