successmatters:
This is good, we the real Lagos people can now rest from the crime and violence of these northern Okada riders.

ogub:
The boats can't ply the streets na

God1000:
I hope Lagos state government will employ them to avoid any ugly eventuality

streetsoldier1:
very correct .Who brought them here to constitute nuisance ?

They should go back to their village

successmatters:
This is good, we the real Lagos people can now rest from the crime and violence of these northern Okada riders.

bestofnollywood:

https://applesbite.com/okada-ban-begins-today-lagos-deploys-more-boats/

Biggcake:


Then you kill the criminals.

God1000:
I hope Lagos state government will employ them to avoid any ugly eventuality

Ashley86400:
The government of this country do things without looking out possible outcomes.
What will these boys now do after collecting their means of livelihoods?
An idle hand is the devil’s workshop.
If these boys have no ways of making money, they will turn to illegal ways to make ends meet. Cause I sure as hell know that many of them won’t return home.

There are many places on the island that are hard to access because of ugly traffic. And a lot of these places are places commercial buses can’t enter. The only way to navigate easily especially for people who can’t afford a car is to call a bike.
Most of these boys are uneducated. And yet not all of them can open shops, or work as labourers and securities.

What will replace okada riding for them?

God1000:
I hope Lagos state government will employ them to avoid any ugly eventuality

pocohantas:


First hand I witnessed them almost attack a woman at a big mainland market just yesterday over N100 change. The woman started shouting and people gathered. Before that, they were already three bike-men against her. As in, she was having issues with one and two of his brothers joined to back him up.

I am not even making this up. People should be very careful with them.

ProfAmaben:
Not just Lagos but Abuja also, these guys are terrorists

Ashley86400:
The government of this country do things without looking out possible outcomes.
What will these boys now do after collecting their means of livelihoods?
An idle hand is the devil’s workshop.
If these boys have no ways of making money, they will turn to illegal ways to make ends meet. Cause I sure as hell know that many of them won’t return home.

There are many places on the island that are hard to access because of ugly traffic. And a lot of these places are places commercial buses can’t enter. The only way to navigate easily especially for people who can’t afford a car is to call a bike.
Most of these boys are uneducated. And yet not all of them can open shops, or work as labourers and securities.

What will replace okada riding for them?

Ashley86400:
The government of this country do things without looking out possible outcomes.
What will these boys now do after collecting their means of livelihoods?
An idle hand is the devil’s workshop.
If these boys have no ways of making money, they will turn to illegal ways to make ends meet. Cause I sure as hell know that many of them won’t return home.

There are many places on the island that are hard to access because of ugly traffic. And a lot of these places are places commercial buses can’t enter. The only way to navigate easily especially for people who can’t afford a car is to call a bike.
Most of these boys are uneducated. And yet not all of them can open shops, or work as labourers and securities.

What will replace okada riding for them?

Ashley86400:
The government of this country do things without looking out possible outcomes.
What will these boys now do after collecting their means of livelihoods?
An idle hand is the devil’s workshop.
If these boys have no ways of making money, they will turn to illegal ways to make ends meet. Cause I sure as hell know that many of them won’t return home.

There are many places on the island that are hard to access because of ugly traffic. And a lot of these places are places commercial buses can’t enter. The only way to navigate easily especially for people who can’t afford a car is to call a bike.
Most of these boys are uneducated. And yet not all of them can open shops, or work as labourers and securities.

What will replace okada riding for them?

baretalk:

quote author=just2endowed post=113369200]

most of this okada riders cant speak hausa nor english which connotes they are majorly foreigners
It's time to start deporting them back to where they come from.

God1000:
I hope Lagos state government will employ them to avoid any ugly eventuality