Ondo Court Convicts Two For Violating COVID-19 Order | Sahara Reporters The prosecutor, Mr S. Kolawole, asked the court to do a summary trial of the accused persons for flouting the government’s directive. coronavirus RotimiAkeredolu COVID19 READ MORE:
Two middle-aged men, Shadrack Adi and Bidemi Samuel, have been sentenced to seven days of community service in Ondo State for violating the state government order on COVID-19.
Both men were arraigned with five others before Magistrates O. Bukola on one count charge after committing the offence at Ayede in Ogbese area. In her ruling, Magistrate Bukola ordered both Adi and Samuel to commence a two-hour community service per day for seven days.
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