The JTF spokesman in the state, Lieutenant Eli Lazarus, in statement advised hawkers and beggars to use approved places for their various activities as violators would be prosecuted.
“Hawkers are advised to use designated markets and other approved places for trading activities. Henceforth any body found hawking around security check points will be arrested and prosecuted. Beggars are equally advised to stay away from the checkpoints,” the statement adds.
Before now, both beggars and hawkers had been using various checkpoints in the state as places of brisk business.
Today’s ban is coming one week after the declaration of state of emergency in the state, alongside Borno and Adamawa, by the President Goodluck Jonathan.
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