Okada Ban: Lagos Task Force Engages Unions on Compliance and Sets Up Monitoring Team
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- The Lagos State Taskforce met commercial motorcycle operators and transport unions to discuss compliance with traffic regulations.
- Chairman CSP Adetayo Akerele warned that riders violating the ban on restricted routes could face arrest and motorcycle impoundment.
- The agency has established an internal monitoring team.
The Lagos State Taskforce has opened talks with commercial motorcycle operators and transport unions as it seeks voluntary compliance with the state’s traffic regulations.
The agency’s chairman, CSP Adetayo Akerele, warned that operators who violate the ban on restricted routes risk arrest and the impoundment of their motorcycles.
The taskforce has also set up an internal monitoring team to track compliance.
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