He said that anyone that violated the latest measures aimed at checking further spread of the coronavirus pandemic in the state, risked a six-month jail term.
Ó ní eni tí ó bá tàpá ṣi òfin tuntun ọ̀hún tí ó wà láti dé̩kun ìtànkálè̩ kòrónà ní ìpínlè̩ náà yóò fẹ̀wọ̀n oṣ̣ù mẹ́fà júra.