Executive Chairman of Agege local government, Alh Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi (JP), on Wednesday continued the ongoing sensitisation of the people of the area on coronavirus by the council with a street-to-street education.
Immediately Nigeria recorded her first case of the ravaging virus, the council hit the ground running with series of sensitisation programmes with the first leg held at the main market and graced by stakeholders from community, and faith based organisation leaders, to traders.
The council's sponsored an advertisement in which it appealed to residents to abide by orders issued by the state government in the fight against the pandemic was also aired on popular Yoruba newspaper review programme, Koko Inu-iwe Irohin, on Bond FM for days.
On Wednesday, Egunjobi took to the streets in Agege in order to bring the message home and monitor residents' compliance with the directives of the state government on precautionary measures to curb the spread.
The Council boss went around preaching personal hygiene and environmental sanitation including social distancing.
He urged people to wash their hands with soaps most times even as he generously distributed hand sanitizers.
Egunjobi however expressed his displeasure at the level of public compliance with government directives, especially on social distancing and hygiene.
Among the places he visited were the palace of Sarkin Hausawas and a mosque belonging to Hausa community at Moricas where he met with Sarkin Hausawan, HRM Musa Muhammed, and the Imam respectively.
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