Per Second NewsJune 16, 2020739 
Lagos Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu said today that he has decided against the planned reopening of churches and mosques after the state reported increase in new coronavirus cases.
The governor had on Thursday, June 4 asked mosques to reopen from June 19, adding that churches can begin services from June 21.
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