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Ghanaians React To Rumors Of Lockdown As Valentine Approaches After Information Ministry Released 23rd Presidential Address Flyer Today

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Valentines day is around the corner and 14th February is the date.

Vals day is a special day celebrated worldwide, most especially for lovers and between family members.

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However, with the spike of the COVID-19 pandemic this year’s Vals day may be different.

President Akufo-Addo in last address to the nation on measures taken to curb the pandemic in Ghana, hinted on a possible lockdown if the cases keep increasing.

Information Minister, Mr Kojo Oppong Nkrumah also affirmed that government is considering a lockdown with number of covid-19 cases keep going high.

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Meanwhile, the President Nana Akufo-Addo is expected to address the nation tonight.

Ghanaians took to social media to share their thoughts on rumours that Akufo-Addo may lockdown the country again with Vals day approaching.

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Most Netizens were happy because with a lockdown, the men can save their money whiles others said Mobile Money and delivery service is still available.

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Source: Ghanaarticles.com

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