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Cross River State releases statement about 31st Night
The Government of Cross River State has released an official statement concerning December 31st Cross Over Vigil Night Service.
The Senior Special Adviser to Governor Ben Ayade on Religious Matters, Rev. Fr. Bob B. Etta, in a letter addressed to the Chairman CAN, Heads of Blocks, Heads of Churches and Religious leaders, says the already existing curfew order still stands.
“Conscious of the recent rise in number of cases of COVID-19 in the Country, and the need to maintain the improved security situation in the State, His Excellency Sir Ben Ayade the Governor of Cross River State has directed thus:
1. The present curfew between 10:00pm – 6:00am is still in place.
2. Churches should fix their Cross Over services within the time permitted.
3. Churches Should enforce the laid down protocols for COVID-19:
A. Wearing of Face Mask in public worship.
B. Washing of hands.
C. Use of hand Sanitiser.
4. Together we have a responsibility to keep our State safe, and protect our Families.
5. Thanks to Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Cross River State, for the great Support in this fight.
6. Wishing you and your Families a new year full of God’s Blessings.
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