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LASG Continues Crackdown on Okada Riders, Impounds 70 Bikes

by Eucharia Egwuma
May 28, 2021
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The Lagos State Police Command has impounded 70 motorcycles during a raid on motorcyclists plying restricted routes in the state.

No fewer than 19 suspected cultists were said to have also been arrested by men of the command during separate raids on the Somolu and Bariga areas of the state.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Muyiwa Adejobi, said the motorcycles were impounded during a clampdown on erring motorcyclists in the state, adding that the command deemed it necessary to embark on the enforcement to sanitise the affected areas.

Adejobi said, “In furtherance of the restriction order on the operation of motorcycles, popularly called Okada, in the six local government areas of Lagos State, the state police command has constituted a special squad to embark on massive arrest of Okada operators who violate the restriction order while their motorcycles are being impounded.

“The command, at various locations within the state, including Apongbon, Lekki, Maroko, Obalande and Victoria Island, impounded more than 70 motorcycles, while efforts are being intensified to sustain the operation across other affected restriction areas like Eti-Osa, some parts of Ikeja, Island local government councils, highways, etc.”

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