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Martanin Gwamnatin Najeriya akan annobar COVID-19

 

Nigerian government response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Gwamnatin tarayyar Najeriya da farko ta mayar da martani game da barkewar cutar COVID-19 a cikin kasar tare da ɗaukar matakan kariya don dakile yaduwar cutar koronavirus 2019 a cikin kasar.

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2020

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Maris

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A farkon Maris, ministan kiwon lafiya a Najeriya, Osagie Ehanire, ya ba da sanarwar cewa mutane 60 da suka yi mu'amala da mai cutar ta Italiya suna cikin keɓewa, mutane 40 a jihar Ogun da 20 a jihar Legas.[1]

A ranar 1 ga Maris, an kebe wasu 'yan kasar China hudu a jihar Filato, duk sun gwada rashin lafiya washegari.[2][3]

A ranar 3 ga Maris, gwamnan jihar Legas, Babajide Sanwo-Olu ya bayyana cewa wasu 'yan kasashen waje biyu daga wata kasar Asiya da ba a bayyana sunanta ba sun gwada cutar.[4]

A ranar 6 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta ba da sanarwar cewa wasu 'yan kasar China biyar sun kamu da cutar.[5]Cibiyar Kula da Cututtuka ta Najeriya ta ba da rahoton cewa an gano jimillar abokan hulda na farko da na sakandare 219 na lamarin kuma ana sanya ido sosai.[6]

A ranar 9 ga Maris, Shugaba Muhammadu Buhari ya kafa Kwamitin Shugaban Kasa don shawo kan cutar a kasar.[7][8]

A ranar 10 ga Maris, Kamfanin Jiragen Sama na Turkish Airlines ya soke dukkan zirga -zirgar jiragensa zuwa Najeriya sakamakon barkewar cutar.[9]

A ranar 15 ga Maris, wata mata a jihar Enugu ta nuna alamun cutar coronavirus, ta gwada rashin lafiya washegari.[10]

A ranar 17 ga Maris, Najeriya ta dage bikin wasanni na kasa karo na 20 da ya kamata a yi a birnin Benin na jihar Edo daga ranar 22 ga Maris zuwa 1 ga Afrilu.[11]

A ranar 18 ga Maris, hukumar kula da masu yi wa kasa hidima ta kasa ta dakatar da 2020 Batch A rafi guda 21 na motsa jiki na kwana 21 har abada. An fara atisayen ne a ranar 10 ga Maris kuma ana sa ran kammala shi a ranar 30 ga Maris, kafin a dakatar da shi bayan kwanaki 8 kacal.[12] Daga baya a wannan ranar, Najeriya ta sanya dokar hana tafiye -tafiye kan kasashe 13 da ke dauke da masu kamuwa da cutar, kasashen su ne; Amurka, Ingila, Koriya ta Kudu, Switzerland, Jamus, Faransa, Italiya, China, Spain, Netherlands, Norway, Japan da Iran.[13] A jihar Katsina, wani dan Najeriya da ya dawo daga Malaysia ya nuna alamun cutar, ya gwada rashin lafiya washegari.[14][15] Gwamnatin jihar Kano ta tabbatar da cewa mutane uku sun kamu da cutar a jihar.[16] Gwamnatin jihar Legas ta haramta taron addini sama da 50 na masu ibada na tsawon kwanaki 30, jihar Ogun kuma ta haramta duk wani taro na mutane sama da 50 na tsawon kwanaki 30.[17][18] New Afrika Shrine ta dakatar da duk shirye -shiryen su har abada.[19] Jahohin Kwara da na Legas sun sanar da rufe makarantun su na gwamnati da masu zaman kansu, yayin da jihar Zamfara, Sokoto, Katsina, Niger, Kano, Jigawa, Kebbi da Kaduna suma suka rufe makarantun su na tsawon kwanaki 30 daga 23 Maris[20][21][22] Hukumar kwallon kafa ta Najeriya ta dakatar da duk wasu wasannin kwallon kafa na tsawon makwanni hudu.[23]

A ranar 19 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta ba da sanarwar rufe makarantun su tare da dakatar da taron jama'a har abada, manyan makarantu za su rufe daga ranar 20 ga Maris, yayin da makarantun firamare da sakandare za su rufe daga ranar 27 ga Maris.[24] Gwamnatin jihar Ogun ta tsawaita dokar hana fita a makarantu da cibiyoyin addini na jihar har abada.[25] Gwamnatin tarayya ta sanar da rufe manyan makarantun gaba da sakandire da makarantun firamare.[26] Gwamnatin jihar Enugu ta kuma ba da umarnin rufe dukkan makarantun firamare da sakandare na jihar daga ranar 27 ga Maris.[27]

A ranar 20 ga Maris, Najeriya ta tsawaita dokar hana tafiye -tafiye zuwa wasu kasashe biyu, Sweden da Austria.[28] Gwamnatin jihar Ekiti ta hana taron jama'a, siyasa, addini da iyali fiye da mutum 20. Jihar ta kuma ba da umarnin rufe dukkan makarantun su daga ranar 23 ga Maris.[29] Najeriya ta sanar da rufe filayen jirgin saman su na kasa da kasa, Enugu, Fatakwal da filayen jiragen saman Kano daga ranar 21 ga Maris. [30]Gwamnatin jihar Ribas ta kuma sanar da rufe dukkan makarantun su tare da bayar da umarnin takaita duk wasu ayyukan addini.[31] Gwamnatin jihar Osun ta haramta duk wani taro na mutane sama da 50 a cikin jihar nan take, gami da makarantu, coci -coci da masallatai.[32] Gwamnatin jihar Delta ta sanar da rufe dukkan makarantun su daga ranar 26 ga Maris.[33]

A ranar 21 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Nasarawa ta tabbatar da cewa mutane biyar sun gwada cutar a jihar.[34] Gwamnatin jihar Kebbi ta sanar da rufe dukkan makarantun su na firamare da sakandare.[35] Kamfanin jiragen kasa na Najeriya ya kuma sanar da dakatar da dukkan ayyukan fasinjoji daga ranar 23 ga Maris.[36] Gwamnatin jihar Legas ta rage adadin mutanen da aka yarda a duk wani taron addini ko zamantakewa daga 50 zuwa 20.[37] Najeriya ta sanar da rufe sauran filayen jiragen sama na kasa da kasa guda biyu, Abuja da Legas, daga ranar 23 ga Maris.[38] Jihar Osun ta yi bitar haramcin da suka yi a baya kan taron jama'a sama da mutane 50 sannan ta canza shi zuwa cikakkiyar haramci, ta tilasta aiwatar da shi a kan duk wani taron jama'a a jihar a karkashin kowace tuta ko kungiya.[39] Gwamnatin jihar Oyo ta bayar da umarnin rufe makarantu a jihar.[40] Gwamnatin jihar Bayelsa ta kuma ba da umarnin rufe dukkan makarantun jihar daga ranar 26 ga Maris da kuma takaita duk wani taron jama'a sama da mutane 50.[41] Gwamnatin jihar Imo ta kuma sanar da rufe dukkan makarantu a jihar su ba tare da bata lokaci ba.[42]

A ranar 22 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Edo ta ba da sanarwar rufe dukkan makarantun su daga ranar 23 ga Maris.[43]

A ranar 23 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Ebonyi ta haramta duk wani taron jama'a a jihar, gami da bukukuwan aure, taron karawa juna sani, taro, jana'iza da duk wani babban taro.[44] Gwamnatin jihar Neja ta ba da sanarwar rufewa a jihar, tare da takaita zirga -zirga daga karfe 8 na safe zuwa 8 na yamma a kowace rana, daga 25 ga Maris.[45] Gwamnatin jihar Kano ta dakatar da duk wani taro a jihar har abada.[46] Gwamnatin jihar Ribas ta ba da sanarwar dakatar da wani bangare a cikin jihar su, rufe gidajen sinima, kulab din dare, wuraren shakatawa na jama'a, bukukuwan aure, jana'iza da cibiyoyin ibada na addini daga 24 ga Maris.[47] Jihar Edo ta ba da sanarwar dakatar da duk wani taro na mutane sama da 50.[48] Babban jojin Najeriya, Tanko Muhammad ya ba da umarnin rufe dukkan kotuna a Najeriya daga ranar 24 ga Maris.[49] Najeriya ta ba da umarnin rufe dukkan iyakokin kasa na makwanni hudu tare da dakatar da taron majalisar zartarwa ta tarayya, (FEC) har abada.[50] Gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta haramta duk wani taron jama'a a jihar tare da mutane sama da 30, gami da bukukuwan aure, bukukuwa, jana'iza da kulake.[51] Hukumar Zabe Mai Zaman Kanta ta Kasa ta sanar da dakatar da dukkan ayyukan su na tsawon kwanaki 14.[52] Gwamnatin jihar Ondo ta haramta duk wani taron siyasa, addini da zamantakewa a jihar na tsawon kwanaki 14.[53] Gwamnatin jihar Oyo ta kuma haramta duk wani taron jama'a a cikin jihar tare da mutane sama da 30, gami da ayyukan addini, bukukuwa, jana'iza da bukukuwan aure.[54]

A ranar 24 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Yobe ta ba da sanarwar rufe dukkan makarantun su daga ranar 26 ga Maris.[55] Hukumar Hadin Gwiwar Shiga Jami’o’i da Matriculation Board ta dakatar da dukkan ayyukan su na tsawon makonni biyu.[56] Majalisar dattawan Najeriya ta dage zaman majalisar zuwa ranar 7 ga watan Afrilu, yayin da majalisar wakilan Najeriya ta dage zaman har abada.[57][58] Gwamnatin jihar Edo ta rage adadin mutanen da aka yarda a duk wani taron jama'a daga 50 zuwa 20, rufe kasuwanni a jihar tare da barin masu siyar da kayan abinci, magunguna da sauran muhimman kayayyaki kawai suyi aiki.[59] Gwamnatin jihar Kaduna ta tabbatar da cewa mutane uku da ake zargi sun kamu da cutar a jihar. Gwamnatin jihar Nasarawa ta ba da umarnin rufe dukkan makarantun su ba tare da wani bata lokaci ba.[60] Gwamnatin jihar Osun ta haramta kasuwannin mako -mako har abada a jihar.[61] Gwamnatin jihar Legas ta ba da umarnin rufe shaguna da kasuwanni a jihar daga ranar 26 ga Maris, wanda ke ba da damar masu siyar da kayan abinci, magunguna, ruwa da sauran muhimman kayayyaki kawai suyi aiki.[62] Hukumar shirya jarabawar ta kasa ta sanar da jinkirta jarabawar shiga manyan makarantu 104 a cikin makarantun Unity 104 a Najeriya, wanda ya kamata a yi ranar 28 ga Maris.[63] Gwamnatin jihar Enugu ta haramta duk wani taro na zamantakewa da siyasa a jihar.[64] Kungiyar 'yan wasan kwaikwayo ta Najeriya ta haramta shirya fina -finai a fadin Najeriya. Gwamnatin jihar Delta ta haramta duk wani taron jama'a na kusan mutane 20, gami da jana'iza, yaƙe -yaƙe tare da ba da umarnin rufe kulab da gidajen sinima nan take. Gwamnatin jihar Ondo ta ba da umarnin rufe dukkan kasuwanni, shaguna da manyan kantuna a jihar nan da kwanaki bakwai. Gwamnati ta kuma haramta kulake, gidajen giya da gidajen abinci, ban da wuraren da ake siyar da abinci, ruwa da magunguna. Gwamnatin Babban Birnin Tarayya ta ba da umarnin a rufe shagunan cikin kasuwanni da cibiyoyin makwabta, sai dai wadanda ke siyar da kayan abinci, magunguna da sauran muhimman kayayyaki a cikin babban birnin tarayya Abuja. Sun kuma ba da umarnin rufe majami'u da masallatai nan take.

A ranar 25 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Ribas ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokinsu na teku, sama da kasa zuwa ciki da wajen jihar daga 26 ga Maris.[65] Gwamnatin jihar Kogi ta kuma ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokinsu na teku da na kasa, tare da dakatar da ayyukan babur kasuwanci a jihar daga 26 ga Maris. Sun kuma rage yawan mutane a duk wani taron jama'a zuwa 5.[66] Gwamnatin jihar Ekiti ta hana gudanar da kasuwanni a jihar ban da masu siyar da muhimman kayayyaki kamar kayan abinci, ruwa, magunguna da kayan aikin likita.[67] Gwamnatin jihar Kwara ta ba da umarnin hana zirga -zirgar kasuwanci, rufe dukkan masallatai da coci -coci da kasuwanni ban da kasuwannin da ke sayar da magunguna, kayayyakin abinci da sauran muhimman kayayyaki.[68] Jihar Kano ta kuma ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin su na sama da na kasa zuwa ciki da wajen jihar daga 27 ga Maris.[69] Gwamnatin jihar Bauchi ta kuma sanar da rufe kasuwannin jihar daga ranar 26 ga Maris ban da masu siyar da muhimman kayayyaki kamar kayan abinci da magunguna.[70] Gwamnatin jihar Abia ta hana jana’iza da bukukuwan aure fiye da talatin. Jihar ta kuma haramta ayyukan addini sama da mutane 50 na tsawon kwanaki 30.[71] Gwamnatin jihar Imo ta ba da umarnin rufe manyan kasuwannin jihar har abada daga ranar 28 ga Maris. Gwamnati ta kuma rufe iyakokin ta na kasa, ta ba da damar shiga yayin tantancewa.[72] Gwamnatin jihar Delta ta sanar da rufe iyakokin su zuwa ciki da wajen jihar su na makwanni biyu a matakin farko. Gwamnati ta sanar da rufe filin jirgin saman Asaba daga ranar 27 ga Maris; iyakokin ƙasa tare da sakamako daga 29 ga Maris; manyan kantuna, manyan kantuna, kasuwanni da shagunan da za su fara aiki daga 1 ga Afrilu, suna ba da umarnin masu siyar da abinci su gudanar da harkokin kasuwancin su a cikin yankin gidajen su. Gwamnati ta kuma umarci dukkan mazauna yankin da su kasance a gida daga 1 ga Afrilu. Gwamnatin ta ba da sanarwar cewa takunkumin bai shafi masu samar da muhimman ayyuka kamar; kiwon lafiya na tsaro, yana ba da umarnin kantin magani su kasance a buɗe, sabis na ruwa, sabis na wuta, sabis na wutar lantarki, mahimman sassan gidajen watsa labarai da kamfanonin sadarwa.[73] Gwamna Yahaya Bello na jihar Kogi ya bayyana a wani faifan bidiyo a shafin sa na Facebook wanda daga baya ya bazu cewa “kashi 90% na hayaniya game da covid-19 na riba ce ta siyasa, tattalin arziki, da kuɗaɗe”.[74] Ya ci gaba da cewa sauran kashi 10% na mura ne kamar na mura da 'yan Najeriya gaba ɗaya ke fama da shi.[75]

A ranar 26 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Ebonyi ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 28 ga Maris, tare da ba da damar motoci kawai dauke da kayan abinci, kayan gini, kayayyakin kiwon lafiya da marasa lafiya da ke zuwa neman magani.[76] Gwamnatin Tarayya ta ba da umarnin a gaggauta rufe filayen jiragen sama na kasa da kasa da iyakokin kasa a cikin kasar na tsawon makwanni hudu.[77] Gwamnatin jihar Ribas ta sanar da rufe dukkan kasuwannin jihar daga ranar 28 ga Maris. [78] Gwamnatin jihar Jigawa ta ba da umarnin rufe iyakokin jihohin su har zuwa 27 ga Maris. [79] Gwamnatin jihar Akwa Ibom ta ba da umarnin rufe iyakokin jihohin su, ban da jigilar kayayyakin abinci. Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma umarci ma’aikatan su da su zauna a gida na mako guda daga ranar 30 ga Maris. Gwamnatin ta kuma sanar da cewa kamfanin su na kasa, Ibom Air, zai dakatar da dukkan ayyukansa na tashi daga ranar 29 ga Maris. [80] Gwamnatin jihar Kaduna ta sanya dokar hana fita daga magariba zuwa wayewar gari a jihar, inda ta umarci mazauna garin da su zauna a gidajensu nan take, ban da ma’aikatan da ke gudanar da muhimman ayyuka kamar; ma’aikatan lafiya, hukumar kashe gobara da jami’an tsaro. Gwamnati ta kuma ba da umarnin rufe dukkan kasuwanni, ofisoshi da wuraren ibada, da hana bukukuwan aure da duk wani taron jama'a.[81] Gwamnatin jihar Sokoto ta sanar da rufe iyakokin jihohin su na tsawon makwanni biyu daga ranar 27 ga Maris, ban da motocin da ke jigilar abinci da muhimman kayayyakin kiwon lafiya.[82] Gwamnatin Babban Birnin Tarayya ta takaita harkokin kasuwanci da kasuwanci a yankin zuwa awanni 15 a kullum, daga karfe 9 na dare zuwa 6 na safe.[83]

A ranar 27 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Oyo ta sanya dokar ta-baci daga safiya zuwa wayewar gari a jihar, ta hana zirga-zirgar shiga tsakanin jihohi da shiga cikin jihar, ban da motoci dauke da kayan abinci, magunguna, magunguna da kayayyakin mai daga ranar 29 ga Maris, yayin da kuma ta rage yawan mutanen da aka yarda a cikin taron zamantakewa daga 30 zuwa 10. Jihar ta kuma ba da sanarwar cewa za a rufe dukkan kasuwanni sai wadanda ke siyar da kayan abinci masu lalacewa daga 29 ga Maris.[84] Gwamnatin jihar Osun ta sanar da rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 28 ga Maris. Gwamnatin jihar duk ta sanar da rufe manyan kasuwannin su da kuma manyan kantuna, ban da kantin magunguna, abinci da wuraren da ake bukata na likitanci.[85] Gwamnatin jihar Katsina ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 28 ga Maris, wanda ke ba da damar masu amfani da mai da ababen hawa kawai da isar da kayan abinci da sauran muhimman kayayyaki, amma tare da batun yin gwaji da gwaji a wurin shiga.[86] Gwamnatin jihar Enugu ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su da zirga-zirgar ababen hawa a cikin jihar daga ranar 31 ga Maris, wanda ke ba da izinin wadanda ke cikin ayyukan gaggawa na likita kawai.[87] Gwamnatin jihar Nasarawa ta haramta duk wani taron zamantakewa da addini na mutane sama da 50, gami da bukukuwan aure, hidimomin coci -coci da sallar masallaci nan take.[88] Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma sanar da takaita zirga -zirgar shiga cikin jihar.[89] Gwamnatin jihar Neja ta haramta zirga-zirgar mutane da ababen hawa a tsakanin jihohi, tare da kebe motocin da ke dauke da kayan abinci, man fetur, kayayyakin kiwon lafiya da sauran muhimman ayyuka.[90] Gwamnatin jihar Zamfara ta sanar da rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 28 ga Maris.[91] Gwamnatin jihar Bayelsa ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin teku da na kasa cikin su da wajen jihar.[92]

A ranar 28 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta ba da sanarwar rufe manyan kasuwannin su 63 daga ranar 31 ga Maris, na tsawon makwanni biyu, wanda ke ba da damar kayayyakin abinci da kasuwannin magunguna kawai.[93] Gwamnatin jihar Abia ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su da kasuwannin su daga ranar 1 ga Afrilu, inda ta umarci mazauna su zauna a gida tare da barin masu siyar da abinci kawai su yi aiki.[94] Gwamnatin jihar Imo ta ba da sanarwar dakatar da duk bukukuwan aure, bukukuwan jana'iza da ayyukan addini ba tare da bata lokaci ba. Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma umarci duk ma’aikatan gwamnati da na gwamnati da su daina aiki nan take, sai dai wadanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka da aka amince da su.[95] Gwamnatin jihar Ogun ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su na makwanni biyu a matakin farko daga ranar 29 ga Maris, tare da ba da damar motocin da ke dauke da ma’aikatan da ke cikin muhimman ayyuka kamar hukumomin tsaro, ma’aikatan lafiya, abinci, kayayyakin kiwon lafiya da kayayyakin mai.[96] Gwamnatin jihar Kuros Riba ta haramta duk wani taron addini na mutane sama da biyar a jihar.[97] Gwamnatin jihar Kebbi ta ba da sanarwar takaita shiga da fita daga cikin jihar tare da fara aiki nan take. Gwamnatin jihar Taraba ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 29 ga Maris, tare da takaita zirga -zirga a ciki da wajen jihar su.[98]

A ranar 29 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Ekiti ta sanya dokar hana fita daga magariba zuwa wayewar gari a jihar, ta rufe kan iyakokin jihar tare da hana zirga-zirgar jahohi daga ciki zuwa cikin jihar na tsawon kwanaki 14, ban da motocin da ke dauke da kayan abinci, magunguna, kayayyakin mai da sauran su. kayan masarufi daga 30 ga Maris, yayin da kuma ke ba da umarnin mazauna gida su zauna a gida, ban da waɗanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka. Gwamnati ta kuma ba da umarnin rufe dukkan wuraren kasuwanci, ofisoshi da wuraren ibada.[99] Gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta ba da sanarwar rufe gadar Neja tare da fara aiki nan take, ta ba da damar motocin da ke jigilar kayayyakin abinci da magunguna.[100] Gwamnatin tarayya ta sanar da kulle jihar Legas, jihar Ogun da FCT, na tsawon makwanni biyu daga karfe 11 na dare a ranar 30 ga Maris, inda ta umarci ‘yan asalin yankunan da abin ya shafa da su zauna a gidajensu, tare da hana tafiye -tafiye zuwa ko daga wasu jihohin da sanar. rufe harkokin kasuwanci da ofisoshi, kebe asibitoci, sarrafa abinci, rarraba man fetur, bankuna, samar da wutar lantarki da kamfanonin tsaro masu zaman kansu. Gwamnati ta kuma kebe ma’aikata a kamfanonin sadarwa, masu watsa labarai, ma’aikatan watsa labarai da na lantarki wadanda ba sa iya aiki daga gida.[101][102] Gwamnatin tarayya ta kuma dakatar da zirga -zirgar dukkan jiragen fasinja a duk fadin kasar, gami da jiragen kasuwanci da na masu zaman kansu.[103] Gwamnatin jihar Osun ta ba da sanarwar dakatar da jihar su baki daya daga ranar 31 ga Maris, ta hana zirga-zirgar mutane da motsin jihohi, tare da barin wadanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka kawai su yi aiki, kamar ma’aikatan lafiya, ma’aikatan kashe gobara, jami’an tsaro, jami’an muhalli, wuta da ruwa. hukumomin samar da kayayyaki, kafofin watsa labarai da jami'an sadarwa. Jihar ta kuma ba da izinin bude kayan magunguna da na likitanci. [104]

A ranar 30 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Adamawa ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su na tsawon kwanaki 14 daga ranar 31 ga Maris, tare da ba da umarnin rufe jihar baki daya. Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma sanar da cewa haramcin ya shafi babura masu tuka babur, motocin haya da motocin bas a duk fadin jihar. Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma haramta ayyukan zamantakewa kuma ta ba da umarnin rufe dukkan kasuwanni, ban da kasuwannin abinci, kasuwannin magunguna da tashoshin cikawa, inda ta umarci bankuna da su bayar da ayyukan kwarangwal.[105] Kulle -kulle na jihar Ogun wanda ya kamata ya fara daga ranar 30 ga Maris, an canza shi zuwa farawa daga 3 ga Afrilu, bayan da gwamnatin jihar ta nemi gwamnatin tarayya ta ba su damar samar da abinci ga mazaunansu.[106]

A ranar 31 ga Maris, gwamnatin jihar Bauchi ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su na tsawon kwanaki 14 daga ranar 2 ga Afrilu, tare da ba da umarnin rufe jihar baki daya tare da kebe wasu muhimman ayyuka.[107] Gwamnatin jihar Kwara ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su ba tare da wani bata lokaci ba, tare da kebe motocin da ke dauke da kayan amfanin gona, kayan aikin likita da jami'ai kan muhimman ayyuka.[108] Gwamnatin jihar Delta ta yi bitar rufe iyakokin jihohinsu da farko da kuma takaita zirga -zirga ga mazauna yankin sannan ta sanar da kebe wadanda ke da hannu cikin safarar kayan masarufi kamar; abinci, ruwa, kayayyakin mai, kayayyakin magunguna da sauran muhimman ayyuka, lura da cewa bankuna za su kasance a buɗe ne kawai don ayyukan kwarangwal.[109] Gwamnatin jihar Bayelsa ta kuma yi bitar rufe iyakokin jihohinsu da farko tare da kebe motocin da ke jigilar abinci, magunguna da motocin da ke jigilar ma’aikata kan muhimman ayyuka.[110] Akwai damuwa cewa tare da rufe wuraren taruwar jama'a a Legas, mutane da yawa na iya fuskantar wahalar rayuwa da samar da abinci ga kansu da yara. Hakanan akwai damuwa cewa idan mutane suka koma gonakin dangi a cikin karkara suna iya aika coronavirus ga tsofaffi dangi. [111]

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A ranar 1 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Taraba ta sanar da haramta duk wani taron jama'a sama da mutane 20 a jihar. Gwamnatin jihar ta kuma bayar da umurnin rufe dukkan kasuwannin cikin gaggawa, sai dai masu bayar da muhimman ayyuka kamar; kantin magani, shagunan abinci da tashoshin sabis na mai.[112] Gwamnatin jihar Ondo ta ba da sanarwar rufe iyakokin jihohin su daga ranar 2 ga Afrilu, ta hana zirga-zirga tsakanin jihohi zuwa cikin jihar.[113]

A ranar 2 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Bauchi ta soke dokar kulle baki daya a jihar.[114] Gwamnatin jihar Akwa Ibom ta ba da sanarwar rufe jihar su ta har abada, tare da umartar mazauna gida da su kasance a gida, rufe dukkan wuraren kasuwanci, kasuwanni, shaguna, wuraren shakatawa da ofisoshi, tare da ba da damar shagunan sayar da abinci, kantin magani da wadanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka.[115]

A ranar 5 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Neja ta sassauta umarnin takunkumin na su tare da fara aiki nan take, ta hana motsi daga karfe 2 na yamma zuwa 10 na yamma tare da ba da izinin motsi daga karfe 8 na safe zuwa 2 na yamma a kowace rana.[116]

A ranar 9 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Kwara ta ba da sanarwar rufe jihar su na tsawon kwanaki 14 daga 10 ga Afrilu, tare da kebe motocin da ke dauke da kayayyaki da ayyuka. Gwamnatin jihar ta ba da damar bude kasuwannin sayar da abinci da magunguna a ranakun Litinin, Laraba da Juma’a, tsakanin karfe 10 na safe zuwa 2 na rana.[117]

A ranar 11 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta ba da sanarwar kulle jihar su nan da nan na tsawon kwanaki 14, inda ta umarci mazauna gida da su kasance a gida tare da barin wadanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka kawai su zaga.[118] Gwamnatin jihar Neja ta sanar da kulle jihar su daga ranar 13 ga Afrilu, tare da kebe wadanda ke kan muhimman ayyuka.[119]

A ranar 13 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin tarayya ta tsawaita dokar hana fita a jihar Legas, Ogun da FCT, na wasu makwanni biyu daga karfe 11 na dare a ranar 13 ga Afrilu.[120] Jihar Ekiti ta tsawaita dokar hana fita a jihar na wasu kwanaki 14.[121]

A ranar 14 ga Afrilu, Jihohin Delta da Osun sun tsawaita dokar hana fita a jihohinsu na wasu kwanaki 14.[122][123] Jihar Kano ta ba da sanarwar rufe jihar su baki daya na tsawon kwanaki bakwai daga 16 ga Afrilu, inda ta umarci mazauna gida da su kasance a gida, tare da rufe dukkan kasuwanni, wuraren ibada da taron jama'a a cikin jihar.[124]

A ranar 17 ga Afrilu, akalla mutane 18 ne jami'an tsaro suka kashe a Najeriya yayin aiwatar da matakan dakile yaduwar cutar.[125][126]

A ranar 21 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Taraba ta ba da sanarwar rufe jihar su baki daya daga ranar 22 ga Afrilu, tare da takaita zirga -zirgar mutane da ababen hawa da kuma barin ma’aikata kan muhimman ayyuka, kamar ma’aikatan lafiya, shagunan sayar da magunguna, gidajen mai da gidajen watsa labarai.[127]

A ranar 21 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Taraba ta ba da sanarwar rufe jihar su baki daya daga ranar 22 ga Afrilu, tare da takaita zirga -zirgar mutane da ababen hawa da kuma barin ma’aikata kan muhimman ayyuka, kamar ma’aikatan lafiya, shagunan sayar da magunguna, gidajen mai da gidajen watsa labarai.[128]

A ranar 23 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Kwara ta tsawaita zaman kulle na wasu makwanni biyu.[129]

A ranar 25 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta daga kulle -kullen su.[130]

A ranar 26 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Kaduna ta tsawaita dokar hana fita a jihar har na kwanaki 30.[131]

A ranar 27 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin tarayya ta sanar da kulle jihar Kano, na tsawon makwanni biyu tare da fara aiki nan take.[132] Gwamnati ta kuma kara kulle jihar Legas, Ogun da FCT, na tsawon mako guda, tare da sanar da dokar hana fita ta kasa baki daya daga karfe 8 na yamma zuwa 6 na safe da za a fara ranar 4 ga Mayu, yayin da ta kuma sanya dokar hana fita a kan marasa muhimmanci. tafiye-tafiyen fasinjoji tsakanin jihohi, yana ba da izinin juzu'i da sarrafa motsi tsakanin kayayyaki da ayyuka, yana ba da sanarwar amfani da abin rufe fuska ko rufe fuska a wuraren taruwar jama'a da tsawaita haramcin taron jama'a da na addini.[133][134]Gwamnatin jihar Anambra ta sanar da sake bude manyan kasuwannin su 63 daga ranar 4 ga watan Mayu.[135]

A ranar 28 ga Afrilu, gwamnatin jihar Delta ta sanar da sassauta dokar hana fita daga ranar 30 ga Afrilu.[136]

Mai

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A ranar 8 ga Mayu, gwamnatin jihar Abia ta sanar da sassauta dokar hana fita daga ranar 11 ga Mayu.[137]

A ranar 18 ga Mayu, gwamnatin tarayya ta kara kulle jihar Kano na wasu makwanni biyu, yayin da ta kuma tsawaita dokar hana fita ta kasa baki daya na wasu makwanni biyu.[138]

Yuni

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A ranar 1 ga watan Yuni, gwamnatin tarayya ta sassauta dokar hana fita da aka sanyawa jihar Kano da kuma hana sanya tarukan addini da ayyukan banki na tsawon makwanni hudu, yayin da ta kuma sanar da sake bude ayyukan jiragen sama na cikin gida daga ranar 21 ga watan Yuni.[139][140] Gwamnatin tarayya ta takaita dokar hana fita daga karfe 10 na dare zuwa 4 na safe.[141]

A ranar 29 ga Yuni, gwamnatin tarayya ta dage haramcin da aka sanya kan tafiye-tafiye tsakanin jihohi sannan ta sanar da sake bude makarantu ga daliban da suka kammala karatu kawai, daga ranar 1 ga watan Yuli.[142]

2021

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Janairu

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A watan Janairun 2021, an ba da rahoton cewa duk da labarin wasu da abin ya rutsa da su, har yanzu 'yan Najeriya da yawa sun yi imanin cewa cutar zamba ce, yayin da wasu' yan kaɗan da suka yi imani sun rayu tare da hasashen cewa shari'o'in da aka yi rikodin su a farkon bala'in cutar sun haɓaka don samun kuɗi. da bayar da tallafi ga jihohi don wadatar da wasu jami'ai ta hanyar bayar da kwangiloli. An kuma nisanta kan jama'a, mai mahimmanci a farkon kwanakin cutar, yayin da mutane da yawa ke taruwa a wuraren jama'a ba tare da bin ƙa'idodin kiwon lafiya ba.[143]

Manazarta

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