As part of measures to boost security in the nation’s federal capital territory, Abuja, the Inspector General of Police, Solomon Arase, has ordered clampdown on all unregistered vehicles in the territory. The order will take effect two weeks from today. Addressing national and state executives of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, yesterday, in Abuja, Arase said the prevalence of unregistered vehicles in the FCT has become worrisome. “I am giving a grace of two weeks. After two weeks we will start clamping down on all vehicles that ply FCT roads without proper registration,” he said. The IGP also solicited the support of the union in policing the country, saying the police alone cannot be everywhere all the time. “We require the partnership and cooperation of Nigerians and the body that has that extensive reach is the NURTW. I urge you all, especially state executives to ensure that your members register their vehicles and renew their particulars as at when due. “In abuja we have a very serious challenge. There are so many taxis. There must be a way that we can ascertain those vehicles that are registered with your union; either you paint them in a particular colour or you give them stickers for easy identification,” he said.

I think they should warn the agbero now because the rate they embarass the civillians is just too much,,u might park your car and suddenly agbero have deflated your tyre witout proper investigation whether you are a cab man or private,,they should educate and train them i dont like when those tout called agbero embarass people