My lockdown Series - Day 8

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Tuesday is here with us again and so far so good, nature seem to be good to us again and we have a clear and bright skies over this morning. As I peep the lovely skies from the window, a clear and cool wind of awesomeness blew over my face. The feeling was a good one as I breath in and out to replace as much of those cool wind in me.

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Day 8 of the partial lockdown in my country ended yesterday and like I do always I gist you and some few updates and happenings around us. We can’t do away with all these happenings since they might be used as archives in years to come when the next generation ask of these happenings. But for all the great people who love sports I will always start by saying “it all started when Liverpool decided to win EPL trophy after so many years”…..LOL

The day started with the usual debates around concerning the speech gave by the President, whether every soul is abiding to every word said by him. And so our boarders were being on live play to see it locked for any human movement and it had security personnel all over all forbidden route. Some people had to be sent back to their various homes and countries they were coming from. Which gave us a strong assurance that the boarders were safely guarded.

Aside that some tv channels went to various lockdown areas to see how things were at their end and there was this market that was closed down because sellers were not ready to obey the rule of social distancing. They heads in charge of the market made it clear that they divided these sellers into two only to make this work, by them selling on routine bases, but they never complied and there scattered all over the market and so they had to close it, to find a better way of making it work.

One other thing that was all over the news was the demise of this you guy who met his death at the hands of a military man through a struggle. But before I dive in deeper this guy lives in one of the notorious areas in the Greater Accra region known as Ashaman, and when he broke the rule of being at home night was asked to go back but he saw the security personnel too lean for him to molest but in their struggle he happened to meet his death.

Lastly, we end Day 8 series with about 25 markets around some part of the country being sprayed as a measure to control the virus and to make sure every insect and rodents around are eradicated. The exercises was a peaceful one and traders were happy for the actions being taken.

Like I always say, you only have one life so make sure, you protect is with every energy you have in you.

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