The Ekiti Government says it will begin to arrest those refusing to wear facemasks in public places from Monday.The Attorney General and Commissioner
The Ekiti Government says it will begin to arrest those refusing to wear facemasks in public places from Monday.
The commissioner said Gov. Kayode Fayemi was particularly worried about the deliberate lack of compliance with most COVID-19 regulations in the state.ADVERTISEMENT The commissioner further explained that commercial motorcyclists as well as road transport workers whose passengers refused or neglect to wear face masks would be held liable.
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