Anambra State COVID-19 Task Force has enforced state government directive on closure of bars, club and restaurants. It deployed members of the task force to parts of the state to ensure strict compliance .
The Task Force, comprising the Police and other security agencies, started the raid at club road Awka through Okpuno-Mgbakwu road down to St. Joseph De Worker, UNIZIK temporary site, Awka and terminated at Kwata Junction off Uche Ekwunife Crescent.
They sealed clubs, restaurants and bars while warning street traders to adhere to the directive or have their goods confiscated.
According to the task force, the directive was that all villages, communities, shopping centers, markets and all kinds of ceremonies should be suspended or offenders will face the full weight of the law.
The team reminded the people that this is not a period for negotiations, cutting corners or reciting their fundamental human rights rather a time to obey Government directive as the primary responsibility of the government is to ensure the security of lives and property of its citizens at all cost, stating that the security personnel are willing to employ any strict measures to ensure compliance.
In an interview with the ABS, Mr. Victor Anyinka who runs a club at the area, Joseph Ebeneme, a Club supervisor and Dozie Ejionye praised the move by the task force as they were dully notified.
They urged their customers and people of Anambra to stay at home to enable Government manage the situation.
The Government had in its publication exempted sellers of drugs, food items and other essential commodities from the order and advised them to strictly observe social distancing directives and provision of hand washing facilities and use of sanitizers among others.
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