Edo sets up mobile courts to try COVID-19 regulations offenders

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The Edo State Government has set up mobile courts to try violators of the Edo State Dangerous Infectious Diseases Regulations 2020, signed into law by Governor Godwin Obaseki, to curb the spread of co

ronavirus in the state.

A statement by the Chief Registrar, High Court of Justice, Edo State, Idemudia Aziegbemhin, said the state’s judiciary constituted the mobile courts to determine cases arising from violations of the provisions of the regulation. The statement said, “Sequel to the signing into law of the Edo State Dangerous Infectious Diseases Regulations 2020 and pursuant to its provisions and guidelines issued thereto, as well as toward the enforcement of the aforesaid provisions, the general public, especially stakeholders in the Criminal Justice Administration sector, is hereby informed that the Honourable, the Chief Judge of Edo State, Hon. Justice E. A.

“To this end, five Chief Magistrates have been mandated to preside over the designated courts in Oredo, Ikpoba-Okha, and Egor Local Governments. In addition, the most senior magistrate in other local governments in Edo South, Edo Central and Edo North in Edo State are also constituted as mobile courts in their jurisdictions for this purpose.”All rights reserved.

 

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Hhh, God will finally Judge

Rubbish

Na that one wan ease the plight of the people

Hmmmm Have you given them money to stay indoors

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