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Lagos Residents Hit The Streets To Protest As Hunger Strikes Hard Amid Lockdown
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Governor Babajide Sanwo-olu of Lagos state on Tuesday, March 24, issued a
sit-at-home order across the state to enable the government tackle
further spread of coronavirus. A week later, President Muhammadu Buhari
in a nationwide broadcast, ordered a lockdown across Lagos, Abuja and
Ogun states as part of measures to curb the disease. However, since the
lockdown order by Buhari took effect on Monday, 30th March by 11pm,
there have been many criticisms and outcries as citizens lambasted
government for not providing palliatives to enable people cope during
the shutdown.
With over a week into lockdown for residents of
Lagos state, some Lagosians have taken to the streets to lament and even
challenge members of the state’s task force. In a video which has gone
viral on social media, the residents stated that hunger and epileptic
power supply makes it difficult for them to stay at home.
Residents of Agila community in Ado Local Government Area in Benue State have fled their homes following an alleged attack by their Ngbo neighbours of Ebonyi State. Our correspondent reports that the two border communities of both states have engaged in an age-long dispute over land to such extent that many people lost their lives in the past Parish Priest of St. Peters’ Catholic Church in Agila, Father Emmanuel Onoja, told newsmen in Makurdi on Tuesday that his church came under heavy attack by the Ngbo militia following a renewed crisis. “There was heavy shooting in the Church. Since the crisis started, this is the first time, I am experiencing this. They wrote an inscription on the wall telling Agila people to depart the land. They nearly killed a young man who was farming behind the Church. I called the Deputy Governor Engr. Benson Abounu who promised that the government will send soldiers to the area, but as I speak to you nothing has been done. We are living in fear
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In this interview with OLADIMEJI RAMON, Legal Adviser at Amnesty International Secretariat, London, Dr Kolawole Olaniyan, speaks about Nigeria’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the right of Nigerians to quality health care What is your thought about the handling of the COVID-19 crisis by the Nigerian government? President Muhammadu Buhari government’s handling of COVID-19 pandemic has been unsatisfactory. The government initially failed to come up with a communication strategy about its plan to limit the spread of the pandemic in the country, and failed to impose travel restrictions at a time these measures would have been most effective. Then, President Buhari failed to provide the leadership required, his initial measures were limited only to issuing press releases; he didn’t speak to Nigerians directly or provide any leadership in terms of direction, strategy and coordination of responses to COVID-19 pandemic. In Buhari’s absence, some governors like the Lagos St
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