He added that it was baseless to abruptly terminate academic activities since public schools would normally end their session Next week.
In a statewide broadcast on Saturday morning, the governor said there was no need for people in the state to panic considering the precautionary measures his administration has put in place.
While urging everyone to go about their normal duties, he appealed for utmost caution and deep sense of rationality, especially from the media, in the manner of reportage of the global pandemic, adding that there is no redeeming value in causing panic in the State.
He also insisted that there is no confirmed case of the virus anywhere in the state.
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SMH....what is he feeling like?
ReplyDeleteHahahaha. Does akwa ibom have test kits
ReplyDeleteI will just assume this Governor wants a part of the allocation fund in his pocket. The good thing about this is even the Governor can become a victim.
ReplyDeleteBecause there is no confirmed cases in the state doesn't mean people should not b careful.
ReplyDeleteI pray that this phase of life passes aways so soon.
Until it is confirmed, you will not listen, minimal or zero contact is key to defeating this chinese virus.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why he's being stubborn about this...
ReplyDeleteHe wants a case in his state, so he can get a share of the bounty.
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ReplyDeleteIt's ok the virus will catch him first then he'll be forced to close down government house. Oyo has 1 already.
ReplyDeleteWhat he said is the fact, prices of food has tripled because of social media info about corona.
ReplyDeleteSame thing in Edo, obaseki has refused to shut down schools. God help us ooh.
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