Coronavirus: FCTA issues warning to nightclubs, bars, sex workers in Abuja
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has warned operators of bars, nightclubs and gardens not to open for business until the COVID-19 restriction was lifted.
Chairman of the FCT Ministerial Enforcement Task Team on COVID-19 Restrictions, Mr Ikharo Attah, gave the warning on Sunday while monitoring compliance by operators in Kubwa, Gwarinpa and Wuse.
The Chairman also expressed concern over the high number of suspected commercial sex workers around buildings housing the nightclubs at Kubwa, NAN reports.
“We believe that if we relax too much, with the number of positive coronavirus cases on the rise, it wouldn’t be good for the city,” he said.
“The presence of the ladies of the night is a violation of the curfew because they are not on the exemption list of essential workers.
“Their presence made us carry out full checks on some nightclubs which are truly closed.
“At moments like this, we expect them to stop the unholy trade in their own interest because the men who may patronise them may be COVID-19 positive,” he said. NAN
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