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Elder Statesman Advises Nigerians as Second Wave of COVID-19 Surfaces

Elder Statesman Advises Nigerians as Second Wave of COVID-19 Surfaces
Galaxy TV · Health desk · Lagos

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Elder statesman chief Joel Madaki has advised Nigerians to observe all the COVID-19 protocols, as the second wave of the virus surfaces.

Chief Joel Madaki, who disclosed this to newsmen, says the country needs to be safe as the second wave of COVID-19 is been recorded on a daily basis.

Madaki appealed to the Federal and state government to do everything possible in dealing with the COVID-19 so that the country will be free from the virus.

He, however, appealed to all and sundry to continue to live in peace and harmony irrespective of one’s religion or belief.

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