IGP Rescinds Order Restricting Movement Of Essential Workers After 8 p.m

Posted by E.L.E.X on May 20 2020 under News









The Inspector-General of Police, Adama Mohammed, has rescinded his order restricting the movement of essential workers nationwide after 8pm.

Journalists, Medical personnel, and other essential workers were shocked on Tuesday evening when policemen restricted them from moving within Lagos at the beginning of the 8 pm curfew imposed to limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

They were informed that a new directive from the police hierarchy states that all human and vehicular movements, irrespective of whether they are on essential duties or not, are to be stopped once the curfew starts at 8pm.

However, the IGP has rescinded this order. According to the police chief, all essential workers can now go about their duties. They are however to always go about with a valid means of identification.





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