The government explained that it also did not expect the buses to ply Third Mainland, Eko and Carter bridges, adding that operating in the Central Business District had become history for the buses.
This decision, the Lagos state government explained, was made in order to monitor commercial bus operators as regards compliance with traffic rules and regulations.
Confirming the new Law, the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority General Manager, Babatunde Edu said on Wednesday Sept 3rd, 2013...
“Though the Lagos State Government was supposed to have commenced enforcement last month, being a responsive and
responsible government which believes in enlightenment before enforcement, we therefore decided to shift the enforcement to 4th of this month. LASTMA officials have been mandated to ensure strict compliance and impound any Molue that is found to have flouted the directive after September 4, 2013.”
Many say this government is only for the rich...do you agree?
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The govt will be for the rich if Fashola refuses to create an alternative for dz molue drivers bcoz he dnt expect them to go steal or die of hunger, they also hv families.
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Okada, keke n now molue.. Wat nxt?
ReplyDeleteWhat Next-No more treking on major routes in lagos. Eko oni baje oooo!!!!!
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