Lockdown [is there lockdown tomorrow?]: Lagos, Abuja, oda states new rules for Covid-19 in Nigeria second wave
As many parts of Nigeria dey prepare for wetin dem torchlight say na second wave of di coronavirus, BBC Pidgin put eye to check latest rules from different-different states and how e go affect you during di Christmas and New Year festive season.
Signboard for Lagos wit Covid-19 message At least for five major states, authorities don announce new guidelines to help fight the coronavirus. Di federal minister of health Dr Oaagie Ehanire earlier tok say im don order isolation and treatment centres to open again as some bin don close because patients no dey. Dis na because di goment believe say di kontri fit don enter second wave of Covid-19, based on di confam cases and deaths. Second wave - like e don happen for oda kontris - fit make di West African kontri enter anoda lockdown. As at 21 December, di Nigeria Centre for Disease Control report 78,434 cases, compare to 66,228 one month earlier for 21 November. Dr Ehanire come draw ear give Nigerians say because vaccine never reach, dem must take extra care not to spread or catch coronavirus during di festive period. Meanwhile some state goments don release guidelines for di yuletide season as preparations to counter Covid-19 second wave don begin. Make we torchlight how e go affect citizens: Lagos (18 December) Lagos limit religious centres to do service pass wey no pass two hours, but Kaduna own na one hour Abuja - FCT (21 December) Anambra (16 December) Imo (21 December) Coronavirus tips: How to self-isolate to prevent di spread of Covid-19 Kaduna (20 December)