The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, has said financial institution branches in Lagos, Ogun and Abuja, will be open to customers from Monday, May 4

According to the National Coordinator of the venture force, Sani Aliyu, banking halls would be open to clients between 8am and 2pm. Aliyu additionally stated government places of work and personnel of “specific grade levels” will go to work on “specific days.” This follows President Muhammadu Buhari’s directive on Monday, for the four-week lockdown to be eased from next week. “For authorities offices, authorities personnel will be allowed to resume from May 4, however it will be based on particular grade levels and unique days so that we can limit the quantity of congestion that we might have in our government places of work and we will be discussing further with kingdom governments to make positive that we have a frequent approach to this. “Banks will be allowed to open however there will be a restriction in the opening hours to between 8am to 2pm and together with all the other preventive measures I have already mentioned. “In addition to this, from the factor of agriculture and rural development, organizations worried in food processing can begin operation. “In development sites, the indispensable roads will be allowed but waivers will be supplied through country governments to allow movement. “For the manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries, we will encourage shift work and limiting group of workers to solely 30 to 50% to preserve social distancing and pharmacy shops may also remain open overnight.” Aliyu however reiterated protection precautions like self-distancing, use of temperature video display units and hand sanitizers.