Several Nigerian celebrities are now in self-isolation. This came after the Government announced that they might have come in contact with a person that tested positive for coronavirus at the 2020 Africa Movie Viewers’ Choice (AMVCA); that held at the Eko Hotels & Suites on Sunday, March 14, 2020. The directive to self-isolate during COVID-19 came from the Lagos State Ministry of Health.
Banky W and His Wife are also isolating right now [Pulse NG]
Celebrities Self-Isolate During COVID-19: What Are They Up To?
Once the message went out, Banky and his wife responded that they were already self-isolating. They also requested that their colleagues do the same.
Other celebs who joined the train are Waje, Denola Grey, Chigul, and many more. Have a look at some of their Instagram posts to see what they have been up to in self-isolation.
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Self-Isolate During COVID-19: Nigeria’s First Daughter Is Not Left Out

One of Nigeria’s first daughters, who recently returned from the U.K., is in self-isolation because of the coronavirus, according to the country’s first lady.
“Earlier today my daughter returned from the UK being among the high burden listed countries of COVID-19,” Aisha Buhari tweeted without naming the daughter. “Based on the advice of the Hon. Minister Of Health, Presidential Task Force on COVID – 19 and that of [Nigeria Centre for Disease Control], she is on self-isolation, not because she displayed any symptoms of the COVID-19.”
“Please I urge all parents to do the same if possible as prevention is better than cure,” she added.
The first lady also announced she closed her office as a preventive measure.
“Similarly, I have shut down my office for two weeks with immediate effect while essential staff can work from home as a result of some staff who recently returned from the UK,” she tweeted.
The actions follow Nigeria’s first death from the virus that was confirmed on Wednesday.
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