He said 88 other people were also arrested across the state’s 13 local government areas for engaging in business activities during the sanitation exercise.
Mr Oyelade said several destitutes and beggars were apprehended at Beere, Mapo and Oja’ba access routes and relocated to the state’s rehabilitation centre in Akinyele, Ibadan.
Governor Uba Sani has launched an environmental initiative to strengthen sanitation, which will provide jobs for 5,000 youths.
The secretary said tributaries emptying into the River Kaduna would also be cleared, noting that the government’s long-term goal was to improve the river’s carrying capacity.
The police prosecutor alleged that the defendant conducted herself in a manner likely to cause the breach of peace.
Mr Tsafe urged the government and other relevant stakeholders to promote climate-smart agriculture.
The motorcyclists were arrested while conducting business during the state’s monthly sanitation exercise.
Mr Alokan said despite various sensitisation people’s attitude to a hygienic environment is still poor.
“Stop selling and using charcoal to avoid prosecution.”
They were sentenced to six months imprisonment.
