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COVID-19: Chapel of Answers Church Sealed Off for Violating State Protocol
The Chapel of Answers International Located at Jubilee Road in Aba has been Sealed for violating the Abia State Government guidelines on Social Distancing, Having more than 50 Worshippers Per Stream, No Face Mask by Members and Running Weekly Activities.
The Chapel of Answers International Located at Jubilee Road in Aba has been Sealed for violating the Abia State Government guidelines on Social Distancing, Having more than 50 Worshippers Per Stream, No Face Mask by Members and Running Weekly Activities.
The Church was Sealed Today Wednesday 17th June 2020 by the Enforcement Team of the Ministry of Environment Aba Zone.
Recently Aba has become the epicentre of Corona Virus Positive Cases Recorded in the State.
Acting Governor of Abia State Rt Hon Udo Oko Chukwu had last week warned Organizations to desist from Violating the State Protocol on the curtailing of the Virus, vowing that the State Government will Seal such Organization and Prosecute the Owner.
Source: Nwaigwe Sunday
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