A food vendor in Kumasi has been given a 20-day jail sentence. Kande Seidu was found guilty of breaking a rule set by the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly. She used an open fire in the Alabar Market.
The sentence was handed down by District Court Two. The court met at Prempeh Assembly Hall. Her Worship Deborah Gyawa Donkor was the presiding judge.
The incident happened recently. The court date was Monday, March 16, 2026. This shows the importance of following city rules.
The prosecutor presented the case. The court found Kande Seidu guilty of the offense. Using open fire in a busy market can be dangerous.
The sentence aims to remind others about the rules. Safety in public spaces is a priority for the authorities.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has rules to keep markets safe. These rules are put in place to prevent accidents.
This case highlights the consequence of not following official orders. Vendors are expected to adhere to these regulations.
The jail term serves as a warning to other vendors. They must create a safe environment for everyone.