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NYSC Takes Sensitization On Covid-19 To Delta Markets

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May 18, 2020
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The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has taken sensitization on Covid-19 to Mid-wifery and new Anioma markets along Okpanam road, Asaba, Delta State, to create awareness on the novel Coronavirus to market women and men on the need to stay safe.

The State Coordinator of NYSC, Mrs. Olutayo Samuel, mobilized corps members and other officials to the markets where they shared fliers to traders and buyers, explaining various precautionary measures and what to do to stay safe from Coronavirus pandemic.

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Speaking to news men on Monday in Asaba, the Coordinator said it had become imperative to carry out the sensitization in view of the rumour making the rounds that there was nothing like Covid-19 but pure politics.

She eulogized the NYSC DG, Brig. Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, for his sterling leadership qualities, stating that the DG had since the inception of Covid-19 in Nigeria approved for all State Secretariats to vigorously engage in sensitization in line with producing and distributing PPEs to their host States and communities.

Samuel said some market women still believe that Coronavirus pandemic is for the rich and as such had refused to protect themselves.

She, therefore, warned against being careless to observing approved precautionary measures, maintaining that such could endanger them and the society at large.

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Her words, “You must take your life in your hands and actions. Nobody can protect you more than you can protect yourselves. If the government face masks had not gotten to you, spare N100 or N200 to buy one for yourself.

“It’s for your own good and the good of humanity that you stay safe and stay alive. Covid-19 is real, don’t let anybody deceive you. That’s why the corps members are making this sacrifice to sensitize you in addition to the face masks and hand sanitizers they had initially produced and distributed to the State Government and the public.

“If we all observe necessary safety guides to stay alive, we will all win this war against the novel Coronavirus. God bless you as you adhere strictly to these instructions”, Samuel prayed.

Meanwhile, the entire market was agog as the corps members staged a musical drama, depicting various precautionary measures in their sensitization message.

The outing also provided ample opportunity for people to wash their hands and use hand sanitizer, while others who used the occasion to teach their fellow market men and women how to observe precautionary measures won themselves free face masks from NYSC.

Tags: Brig. Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahimmobilized corps members and other officials to the marketsMrs. Olutayo SamuelNational Youth Service CorpsNYSCNYSC DGNYSC Takes Sensitization On Covid-19State Coordinator of NYSCTo Delta Markets
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