COVID-19: Bauchi governor signs two executive orders, imposes fines on lockdown violators
The state Governor, Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed who signed the executive orders said the orders are geared towards preventing the spread of the pandemic.
The Governor said the orders became necessary to check the spread of COVID-19 among the people of the state, adding that apart from those on essential services who are allowed to operate in the state during the lockdown period, anyone who intentionally breaks the orders will be dealt with.
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