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2020 EASTER CELEBRATION: Police Enjoins Citizens To Stay At Home, Emulate Christ’s Virtues. 

The Nigeria Police Force has urged the citizens of the country to stay at home and celebrate the Easter celebrations

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The Inspector General of Police, IGP Muhammed .A Adamu,  on Thursday, directed the commissioners of Police in States where the social restriction orders have been emplaced to continue with the due enforcement of the orders.
While felicitating with the Nigerian Christian Community, as Christendom commemorates the crucifixion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, in a statement , the IGP called on religious leaders in Lagos, Ogun and the FCT) as well as other States affected by the restriction orders,to continue to cooperate with relevant government agencies and use their leadership positions to encourage worshippers to observe prayers and worship programs in the confines of their homes.
The IGP expressed deep concerns that for the first time in the annals of world history, circumstances have compelled people to emplace restrictions on social gatherings, which inevitably is also affecting religious programs of all faiths.
He noted that the call has become necessary in order to curtail the community spread of the COVID-19 pandemic which has immensely challenged humanity across all spheres
of life.
Meanwhile, the IGP reassures the citizenry that the Nigeria Police will remain steadfast and committed in the duty of ensuring public safety and security during the Easter period and beyond, he wished Nigerians Happy Easter Celebrations.

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