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Watch How People Defied Social Distancing, Struggle To Get Food At Ajimobi’s Burial (video)

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Watch How People Defied Social Distancing, Struggle To Get Food At Ajimobi’s Burial (video)

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A video captured by IgbereTV showed the moment a crowd of people went against the rules of social distancing to get food, at the burial ceremony of Ajimobi, the Oyo Ex-Governor.

This used to be a usual tradition during the lifetime of the former Governor of the state during his reign in the state. But what surprises one is, these people put up this same attitude at his burial.

What also surprises one is that, this is a against the social distance directives by the government to curb the spread of novel COVID-19 pandemic in the state.

Watch the video below:

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