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NO SIT-AT-HOME TOMORROW IN ANAMBRA.SCHOOLS AND MARKETS WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW MONDAY FOR STUDENTS AND TRADERS, OFFICES WILL ALSO BE OPEN FOR CIVIL SERVANTS. CALL 5111 FOR ANY SECURITY CONCERN - ANAMBRA STATE GOVERNMENT. (PHOTO).


 No Sit-at-Home tomorrow in Anambra.Schools and markets will be open tomorrow Monday for students and traders, offices will also be open for Civil servants. Call 5111 for any security concern - Anambra State Government


‎The Anambra State Government has announced the reopening of the Onitsha Main Market on Monday for full economic and commercial activities, assuring traders and residents of adequate security.

‎in a statement issued on Sunday, the Commissioner for Information, Law Mefor, announced that the one-week closure had elapsed and directed traders to resume normal business activities on Monday.

‎Mefor urged traders to ignore threats from non-state actors, assuring them of maximum security, and encouraged residents to report any security concerns via the emergency line, 5111.

‎He also reminded civil servants and teachers that the state’s pro-rata salary policy remained in force, stressing that “no work on Monday means no pay.

‎The commissioner further warned parents to ensure their children attend school on Mondays to avoid sanctions.

‎The statement read in part, “This is to inform the general public that the closure of Onitsha Main Market, ordered by Mr Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, lapses this weekend.

‎“Accordingly, all traders are hereby directed to resume business as usual on Monday, February 2, 2026, as there is no longer any form of sit-at-home on Mondays in Anambra State.

‎“Ndị Anambra and residents are assured of adequate security and are encouraged to report any security concerns to 5111.

‎“Meanwhile, civil servants and teachers are reminded that the pro-rata salary system remains in force — no work on Monday, no pay.

‎“Parents are also advised to release their children for school on Mondays to avoid sanctions.”

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