Liberian President, H.E George Weah, has ordered for the partial reopening of all religious centers across the country although there is a constant rise in Coronavirus cases.

He said, mosques will open for prayers beginning May 15 and Churches will follow suit from May 17.

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Liberia has by far recorded 199 positive cases of COVID-19 with 20 deaths, according to the country’s authorities.

The President however added that these religious centers will only be allowed to function if its congregation will adhere to the social distancing policy laid down by government.

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In a statement signed by the President, lockdown in the country’s capital, Monrovia, has been extended for two more weeks.

Closure of non-essential businesses, ban on all movements between the country’s states and the Stay-at-home for Monrovia still stands, a portion of the statement read.

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Officials of the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency, LASEPA, have closed down Christ Embassy Church, Iyana Ipaja branch, mosques, hotels and other businesses over noise pollution.

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According to PM News, in all, 20 facilities were shut by on Saturday in the government’s determination to curb the menace of environmental nuisance across the state and further restore sanity and orderliness.

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The exercise, which cut across churches, mosques, hotels and nightclubs, included Water Parks at Ikeja; West gate Louge, Omole, Magodo phase 1; Skylouge Bar, Oko Oba; Mallam Garba Mosque, Iloro; Dick Jockey outlets, Dopemu, Agege; Christ Embassy Church, Iyana ipaja and El Castillo Homes, Abule Egba.

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Others are Triple Z Hotel & Suite, Shasha, Akowonjo; Regia Luxuria Hotels & Suites, Alimosho; Kings of Diamonds, Coker, Barrel Louge, Opebi; Voice Of Elijah Christian Church, Ikeja; Celestial Church of Christ, Ilupeju and unnamed Mosque at Allhamdiyah.

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