If you break Covid rules in Nigeria, there’s a mobile court waiting for you

The country has set up the facilities to ensure citizens abide by virus rules. If not, they face up to six months in jail

11 March 2021 - 20:10 By Abraham Achirga

Eagle Square in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, usually hosts concerts, rallies and presidential inaugurations, but since the Covid-19 pandemic it has become home to a mobile court where those who break rules aimed at containing the virus are prosecuted...

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