Monkey Pox: Gov Okorocha Calls On Jesus To Protect Imo State
Gov. Okorocha of Imo state has called on Jesus to protect his state from monkey pox. He also dismissed what he termed wicked rumours about...
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Gov. Okorocha of Imo state has called on Jesus to protect his state from
monkey pox. He also dismissed what he termed wicked rumours about the
state being part of those affected.
Statement:
The Attention of the Imo State government has been drawn to the wicked and unfounded rumor being spread by the wicked ones over the monkey pox virus which created undue anxiety in Owerri, the state capital especially among some parents, on Wednesday, October 11, 2017.
The State government wants to inform Imo people in particular and the general public that the monkey pox virus is not in Imo and will never be in Imo in Jesus Name.
The federal Government has named few states that have had one or two cases and the states that should be monitored closely and Imo State is not among any of the groups. So these wicked rumor mongers in the state will surely reap the ugly fruits of their ugly acts.
Again, no child or pupil or student has been immunized or is being immunized as part of the rumour had carried, because there is no need for such action.
However, the government is on the alert and will take the necessary action if the need arises and Imo people will duly be informed. But for now, there is no cause for any alarm. Imo is in the hand of God.
Sam Onwuemeodo
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
Statement:
The Attention of the Imo State government has been drawn to the wicked and unfounded rumor being spread by the wicked ones over the monkey pox virus which created undue anxiety in Owerri, the state capital especially among some parents, on Wednesday, October 11, 2017.
The State government wants to inform Imo people in particular and the general public that the monkey pox virus is not in Imo and will never be in Imo in Jesus Name.
The federal Government has named few states that have had one or two cases and the states that should be monitored closely and Imo State is not among any of the groups. So these wicked rumor mongers in the state will surely reap the ugly fruits of their ugly acts.
Again, no child or pupil or student has been immunized or is being immunized as part of the rumour had carried, because there is no need for such action.
However, the government is on the alert and will take the necessary action if the need arises and Imo people will duly be informed. But for now, there is no cause for any alarm. Imo is in the hand of God.
Sam Onwuemeodo
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
