PHOTOS: Friday prayers suspended at mosques across Lagos, Abuja
As part of measures to check the spread of coronavirus, major mosques across the country did not hold Juma’t service on Friday.
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) had earlier directed Muslim faithful to comply with instructions from the government and health authorities.
The Ansar ud deen Society of Nigeria also suspended mosque activities involving Friday congregational prayers.
The governments of Lagos and Ogun banned gatherings of more than 50 people.
TheCable went round to check compliance with the directive on large gatherings.
Below are photos.
Alausa Secretariat Central Mosque shut
Activities on hold at Lekki Central Mosque
Doors shut at University of Ibadan mosque
No one spotted at University of Ibadan mosque
Empty ablution centre at UI mosque
Central Mosque, Abuja
Onilekere mosque, Ikeja. Lagos
Few worshippers observing prayer inside
Less activities at Agege Central Mosque
A crowd at the gate of Markaz Salam as the doors were shut due to the restriction
Jumat service observed at Police barracks mosque, Ikeja, despite the restriction
Few worshippers spotted at prominent Ansar-Ud-Deen mosque, Abuja
Empty ablution centre at Ansar-Ud-Deen mosque
No Jumat service observed here but few worshippers made their way inside to observe regular prayer
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