Lagos state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu in a latest statement disclosed the readiness of his government to open more businesses and other sectors of the economy, IgbereTV report.
Sanwo-Olu in his statement on Sunday also announced the soon to be launched Register-to-Open initiative.
The Governor disclosed that the Register-to-Open initiative will be monitored by Safety_lasg and LasepaInfo to assess the readiness of businesses in the identified sectors for supervised operations.
Gov. Sanwo-Olu said, “We are at a level where we are reviewing other arms of the economy. We want these businesses to begin to tune themselves to the realities of COVID19 with respect to how their spaces need to look to reopen with a strict process for monitoring and space management.”
“We are still in the process of reviewing and considering how the phased unlocking will happen. The length this will take will determine on the level of compliance and the level of conformity to our guidelines that we see.,” he added.
The Governor further revealed that all staff of the State House that contracted COVID19 have fully recovered and have tested negative. He reiterated that moving around without a mask and failing to observe other public health guidelines everyone at risk.
“Everyone residing in Lagos must collectively TakeResponsibility for public health safety. I enjoin banks and markets to strictly enforce order in their premises. It is imperative that we do not take the easing of the lockdown for granted,” he said.
