Today 2nd of October is indeed a remarkable day in the annals of the two ika communities- Agbor and Owa - as the inhabitants witness an enforcement of the ban on it's most patronized means of transport OKADA.
It is becoming a trend that each governor must place a ban on at least one thing in it's state. Maybe it is their own measure of good governance. whatever it is, our own governor Emmanuel Uduagan (Delta state) also desires a spot in history.
Now capable men are seen roaming the streets, some drinking their day off. what will they eat at the end of the day? where will they get the money to feed?
Agbor has a steep topography that will render the substituted means of transport- keke napep- useless.
so how will the youths cope with this trend.
Now I keep wondering if the ban is to help reduce or increase hooliganism, criminals, thugs and even death.

Who cares?
These ain't very important areas!

OkikiOluwa1: Who cares?
These ain't very important areas!

you lie!!!!
not important but has a Barack?
soldiers roaming d streets like is Somalia?
d governor expressing dissatisfaction and fear wen turn out was low b4 election??.
not important why ban okada there?

check ur map again.
once again u lie!!!

besides, d essence of dis is to inform those who re not presently in town of d situation on hand.
and children can start planning on hw to send cars to their parents.

OKada has been called back in Agbor.


ban lifted!!!!!

OKada running but no official statement yet.

You would rather the cultist kill one another and escape with their bikes?

OkikiOluwa1:
Who cares?
These ain't very important areas!

If you don't care, u don't have to comment!

eddie1:


If you don't care, u don't have to comment!

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