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[photos] Mosques in Abuja remained closed even as Muslims celebrate Eid

Following government directive on ban on religious gatherings, Mosques in Abuja metropolis remained closed even as Muslims celebrate Eid. 24, May 2020. Photo: Felix Onigbinde
    By Felix Onigbinde
Following government directive on ban on religious gatherings, Mosques in Abuja metropolis remained closed even as Muslims celebrate Eid. 24, May 2020. Photo: Felix Onigbinde
Following government directive on ban on religious gatherings, Mosques in Abuja metropolis remained closed even as Muslims celebrate Eid. 24, May 2020. Photo: Felix Onigbinde

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