Politics
Be vigilant, stay at home, Hon. Makinde tells constituents
- as Ifako-Ijaiye records 2 cases
By Olanrewaju Adesanya
The lawmaker representing Ifako Ijaiye II constituency has reiterated the importance of full compliance with the Stay-At-Home order by government,as two cases of COVID-19 pandemic infected persons surfaces in the area.
Honourable Rasheed Makinde a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, who prior to now has been championing the course of giving relief packages to vulnerable persons within his constituency and beyond,made this vehement call as two coronavirus infected individuals were confirmed in Ifako-Ijaiye General Hospital yesterday.
The legislator representing Ifako-Ijaiye II at the state Assembly, commended the commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi for subjecting all nurses and doctors who attended to the two patients to self isolation,so as to forestall further spread and also contain the ravaging scourge of the virus.
Makinde emphasised the need for people to stay at home, so as to halt the movement of the virus as it can only be borne by man from one point to the other, stressing the fact that the community transmission stage behooves everyone’s vigilance.
“My call as the peoples’ representative as regards the further restrictions of movement of people is that it remains the best option towards ensuring the curtailment of further spread of the pandemic Covid-19.
“I want to urge you all to continue to stay at home and stay safe as we are at the stage of community transmission, hence, the need for us to be more vigilant, more safe and avoid any gathering be it social or communal and report any suspicious case to the appropriate quarters.
“On this note, I implore everyone to please stay at home and stay safe.” Said Makinde.
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