The lawmakers representing Orugbo and Ode-Itsekiri wards in the Warri South Legislative Arm, Delta State, Hon. Fomboh Misan and Hon. Oris Eyekimi, have charged their constituents to adhere and comply with the Delta State Government’s lockdown order directing people to stay at home in order to curb the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The lawmakers gave the charge recently at their various wards, while presenting stable food items to cushion the adverse effects of the stay-at-home order may have on them.

Some of the food items donated were bags of rice, garri, beans, cartons of Indomie, onions and other kitchen groceries to serve as palliative.

Hon. Fomboh urged the people to remain calm and key into the State Governments directive to stay alive and be safe, even as he wished them a happy Easter celebration.

The member of the Warri South legislature pointed out that despite donating food items to the people his aim is also to sensitise them about the reality of Coronavirus. He advising the people to wash their hands regularly with running water and use sanitiser as well as maintain social distancing while also avoiding crowded places.

Hon. Fomboh assured that they will always collaborate and work together with the Chairman of Warri South Local Government Council, Hon. Dr. Michael Tidi, in taking the local government to a higher level.

A leader in the ward, Mr. Hon. Yemiete, also assisted in providing succour to the people of Orugbo, Ode-Itsekiri and other communities making up one of the federal wards in the Warri riverine communities.