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Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by EmmyBoy2(m): 3:36am On Oct 05, 2012
grin
Coolturbo: Na wa o, Lagos state wants to have their own country ,am very sure, they will soon have their own money, rubbish.
cheesy
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by fitzmayowa: 4:18am On Oct 05, 2012
Very soon we would have Federal Republic of Lagos * hisses at senseless law *
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by mygee33(m): 7:05am On Oct 05, 2012
Fashola will not kill us oh
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by VellyG(m): 7:10am On Oct 05, 2012
manny4life: Priceless......

Mr Fashola does have some traits of a dictator...
That trait of dictator is what nigerians need.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by adconline(m): 7:38am On Oct 05, 2012
A state whose governor is a SAN should not be acting like it's run by Boko Haram. We are talking of Motor Vehicle Licensing and Freedom of movement. They are ultra-rives of LASG. Motor licensing falls under exclusive list of FG and cannot be exercised concurrently by state.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by aribisala0(m): 8:15am On Oct 05, 2012
adconline: A state whose governor is a SAN should not be acting like it's run by Boko Haram. We are talking of Motor Vehicle Licensing and Freedom of movement. They are ultra-rives of LASG. Motor licensing falls under exclusive list of FG and cannot be exercised concurrently by state.

What is Ultra-rives Please do no say what you don't know.
The case was settled in court a long time ago under Tinubu and Lagos won. Then Lagos started printing the plates not only for Lagos but for other states willing to pay
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by OmoTier1(m): 8:23am On Oct 05, 2012
ogugua88:

This is how it's done in my native state of California.

•A nonresident owner may operate a vehicle (other than a commercial vehicle) in California until he/she accepts gainful employment in this state or establishes residency in this state, whichever occurs first, if the vehicle is registered and displays valid license plates issued to that owner by the foreign jurisdiction where he/she was a resident

•A nonresident owner of a vehicle may operate, or permit operation of, a vehicle in California without obtaining California registration if the vehicle is registered in the owner’s place of residence and displays valid license plates issued by that state.

•If the nonresident registration does not indicate an expiration date, it will be considered to expire one year from the date of first use of the vehicle in California.
◦Fees are due immediately if the owner accepts gainful employment in, or establishes residency in California.
◦The fees must be paid within 20 days.

When the person gets a job or a place of residence like normal Californians, then they need to re-register their vehicles. It is only after that that there is a time period of 20 days to get the vehicle registered. What on earth is "about 3 months"?

Besides, aren't there bigger issues plaguing Lagos? Did they not see Rick Ross's video?
What is the difference between what you have quoted as obtainable in California and what Lagos is trying to do? Is it not the same thing? If you want to use your car on Lagos roads ( paid for by the tax payers ) for commercial activity in Lagos, you may as well register that vehicle in Lagos so they have a proper database of all the vehicles used for commercial business WITHIN Lagos.

Is this not similar to a situation whereby some owns a business in say Lagos but lives in Ogun. Does the business owner pay Ogun taxes or Lagos taxes? Of course s/He pays the Lagos taxes because that is where the business is domiciled. Same goes with the car used for commercial business in Lagos.

I think the law is a good one, my concern is with implementation as most of the touts and tribal bigots will exploit the situation for personal gain.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by OmoTier1(m): 8:29am On Oct 05, 2012
adconline: A state whose governor is a SAN should not be acting like it's run by Boko Haram. We are talking of Motor Vehicle Licensing and Freedom of movement. They are ultra-rives of LASG. Motor licensing falls under exclusive list of FG and cannot be exercised concurrently by state.
Maybe you need to read that article again and understand it better. It only applies to vehicle owners who want to use it for business WITHIN Lagos and not those that come into Lagos to do business and leave ASAP.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by agitator: 8:32am On Oct 05, 2012
Dansadaumallam: There is no problem with this law 1st -it is for those that are operating as commercial vehicles
2nd -if you must retain your number while operating inter-state then stop at designated parks for inter-state.
3rd -its not made for private owners living in lagos for less than 90 days.
...lets face other better discussions than spoiling for ethnic wars against good laws.Ther is no problem with this law 1st -it is for those that are operating as commercial vehicles
2nd -if you must retain your number while operating inter-state then stop at designated parks for inter-state.
3rd -its not made for private owners living in lagos for less than 90 days.
...lets face other better discussions than spoiling for ethnic wars against good laws.
Ther is no problem with this law 1st -it is for those that are operating as commercial vehicles
2nd -if you must retain your number while operating inter-state then stop at designated parks for inter-state.
3rd -its not made for private owners living in lagos for less than 90 days.
...lets face other better discussions than spoiling for ethnic wars against good laws.

Idokojimmy: Lagos State Government on Wednesday said it would no longer allow the use of vehicles with number plates from other states of the federation for commercial transportation in the state.

It also advised residents with private vehicles to change to the state’s number plates to reflect the fact that they are living in Lagos.
The Director, Vehicle Inspection Office, Mr, Gbolahan Toriola, said the measure was meant to achieve “sanity, standard, safety and security” as stipulated by the road traffic law.
http://www.punchng.com/news/lagos-wont-allow-other-states-number-plates-govt/
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by gulfer: 10:21am On Oct 05, 2012
I live in Mowe or Alagbole (Ogun State) and work in Lagos. If Lagos insists I register in Lagos for continual presence and Ogun adopts the same mode, what happens then?
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by gulfer: 10:25am On Oct 05, 2012
Omo_Tier1:
What is the difference between what you have quoted as obtainable in California and what Lagos is trying to do? Is it not the same thing? If you want to use your car on Lagos roads ( paid for by the tax payers ) for commercial activity in Lagos, you may as well register that vehicle in Lagos so they have a proper database of all the vehicles used for commercial business WITHIN Lagos.

[s]Is this not similar to a situation whereby some owns a business in say Lagos but lives in Ogun. Does the business owner pay Ogun taxes or Lagos taxes? Of course s/He pays the Lagos taxes because that is where the business is domiciled. Same goes with the car used for commercial business in Lagos.[/s]

I think the law is a good one, my concern is with implementation as most of the touts and tribal bigots will exploit the situation for personal gain.
Wrong, reverse is the case. Your taxes are remitted to your residency state.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by Nobody: 2:11pm On Oct 05, 2012
gulfer: I live in Mowe or Alagbole (Ogun State) and work in Lagos. If Lagos insists I register in Lagos for continual presence and Ogun adopts the same mode, what happens then?

Do you have a vehicle?

Do you use it for commercial purposes?

Dont you think you should re-read the article?
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by adconline(m): 2:44pm On Oct 05, 2012
Motor vehicle licesening in Naija falls under exclusive power of FG,, as such, motorists cannot be over-burnened by LASG to have double license plate. If other states emulate the same, it means that a driver is required to have 37 license plates from 36 states plus FCT.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by nairabacks(f): 7:46pm On Oct 05, 2012
plenty kola: to me this is stupidity and madness

More stupidity and madness on the way...the guy is confusing governance with godship.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by nairabacks(f): 8:01pm On Oct 05, 2012
afinic001: Another mispIaced priority! Why can't dey take empIoyment generation seriousIy d way dey took d traffic Iaws?

You are WRONG, this is within his priorities.

Fashola is doing exactly what a sadistic, miserable, megalomaniac normally does to those he believes are below him.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by gulfer: 8:19pm On Oct 05, 2012
kingoflag:

Do you have a vehicle?

Do you use it for commercial purposes?

Dont you think you should re-read the article?
1. Yes
2. No, are you the Agbero Chairman?
3. Can you re-read for me? Waiting for your breakdown.!
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by Redstone(m): 7:06pm On Oct 06, 2012
Nigerians! Our leaders are quick to copy how license registration, number plates, traffic laws etc are done in western countries, but they are reluctant to copy western process of rule of law & due process in govt administration and legislation in matters that affect the common man. It is funny. When they are reminded, the answer you get is " this is Nigeria, we have to solve our problems the Nigerian way" they totally forget solving the problem the American way they have always copied and referred to when they want to oppress the common man.

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Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by babestella: 7:13pm On Oct 06, 2012
We go soon collect license plates from LASG for the shoes we wear. LOL
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by EkoIle1: 7:15pm On Oct 06, 2012
adconline: Motor vehicle licesening in Naija falls under exclusive power of FG,, as such, motorists cannot be over-burnened by LASG to have double license plate. If other states emulate the same, it means that a driver is required to have 37 license plates from 36 states plus FCT.

You don't know how to read, that's your problem.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by Vogue50: 7:58pm On Oct 06, 2012
Lagos state has no right to enforce such orders. They should have a rethink before embarking on such absurd exercise !
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by aljharem(m): 8:02pm On Oct 06, 2012
I really thing many people on nairaland dont read before commenting shocked shocked shocked very shocking at the responses you see
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by LivingSaint(m): 9:15pm On Oct 06, 2012
Fashola strikes me as a parochialist in the mold of Idi Dada Amin. His performance is above par, but some of his policies are utopian and hare brained. He should learn the limits of his authority. This is way too crazy.
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by adconline(m): 9:05pm On Oct 08, 2012
Eko Ile:

You don't know how to read, that's your problem.
Can you read for me? Before you do, define exclusive, residual and concurrent lists.

Where does LASG get the powe to enforce motor licensing requirements?
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by aribisala0(m): 9:02am On Oct 09, 2012
This case has already gone to court before under Tinubu's government . FRSC started the case and LOST FRSC believed that they alone had the authority to issue number plates this was not upheld and as a result Lagos started making plates not only for Lagos but for other states too

Regarding this new scenario, it really has little to do with exclusive list at all Lagos STate has the authority to license or prohibit vehicles from COMMERCIAL operation and can use what criteria to set for the vehicles and or the drivers of these vehicles. e.g states may require vehicles painted in a certain way,drivers to wear uniformss etc,in addition in this instance Lagos requires that Commercial vehicles operating in the state are registered with the state the alternative is simple ;NOT registered in Lagos use your vehicle for personal use only.
Lagos State has already come out to clarify this so why create an argument with a palm tree
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by naptu2: 10:03am On Oct 09, 2012
[size=14pt]We Didn’t Ban Vehicles Without Lagos Numbers — Opeifa[/size] 

Published on October 8, 2012 by   ·   No Comments

The Lagos State Government has denied banning private vehicles with other states’ number plates from plying roads in the state.

Commissioner for Transportation, Kayode Opeifa, while reacting to a report that vehicles with other states’ number plates have been banned from plying Lagos roads, said there had never been any time the state government made such pronouncement, adding that number plate is unified all over the Federation.

Opeifa explained that only vehicles operating as commercial public transport would have to obtain the state’s number plate before being allowed to operate in and on Lagos roads, saying this was necessary to enable government have adequate information about such vehicles.

The commissioner said to ensure the safety and security of lives of the people in the State, Regulation 41 sub-section 1 of the Road Traffic Law stipulated that “No person shall operate or cause to be operated a commercial vehicle without having obtained a commercial vehicle operator licence from the Lagos State Government.”

He added that every license issued shall bear a distinct number which shall be painted conspicuously on the front and rear part of the vehicle or in any other manner as might be prescribed by the Ministry of Transportation.

Opeifa said that for emphasis, the position of the government was that any commercial vehicle used for public transportation purpose within Lagos must obtain a permit from the government, while the owner of such vehicle must have the vehicle registered in Lagos State.

He appealed to motorists to be cautious and ensure the safety of other road users whenever they drive on the road.

Meanwhile, the state government has taken its road traffic law campaign to motor parks in Lagos to sensitise commercial transporters on the need to comply voluntarily with the new traffic law, while officials of government distributed abridged copies of the traffic law to motorists in Ikeja.

Director, Vehicle Inspection Office, Engr. Gbolahan Toriola said the government decided to come out with the traffic law in order to ensure sanity, security, standard and safety on Lagos roads.

He noted that the old law, which was enacted in 1949 was passed when the population of Lagos was still 300,000 and that such law could not in any way be used to govern a state that is now about 20 million in population.

“What we want from motorists is to comply with the new law. With this law, you cannot sell alcohol in motor parks again. We want drivers who are competent to drive on our roads; if you want to obtain your road worthiness certificate, the VIOs are there to help you. You must ensure your vehicles are road-worthy.

“We need to comply with traffic rules and regulation and before you can ply our roads, you must have your vehicles registered with the Motor Vehicle Administration Agency. Your registered vehicles must have the state’s approved colour, which is yellow,” he said.

According to Toriola, henceforth, commercial bus operators were expected to carry first aid box inside their vehicles, adding that commercial vehicles with other states’ number plate would not be allowed to operate in Lagos for security purposes.

He stated that all commercial bus drivers in Lagos must be recertified by the Lagos State Drivers Institute to ascertain their competency, saying without this, they would not be allowed to operate in the state.

Special Adviser to the Governor on Political and Legislative Matters, Muslim Folami said the new traffic law was too critical and urged Lagosians to embrace it as it was to their own good.

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/10/08/we-didnt-ban-vehicles-without-lagos-numbers-opeifa/
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by aribisala0(m): 1:36pm On Oct 09, 2012
There are 68 items on the exclusive list and none of them mentions vehicle registration and so Lagos state is free to make laws on this
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by EkoIle1: 1:48pm On Oct 09, 2012
adconline:
Can you read for me? Before you do, define exclusive, residual and concurrent lists.

Where does LASG get the powe to enforce motor licensing requirements?


Why should I do that for you? You don't have any kind of formal education?


Re read the article again and compare it with what you posted below...


adconline: Motor vehicle licesening in Naija falls under exclusive power of FG,, as such, motorists cannot be over-burnened by LASG to have double license plate. If other states emulate the same, it means that a driver is required to have 37 license plates from 36 states plus FCT.


They obviously are not talking about the rubbish you are talking about. Learn to read and comprehend before you open your ignorant mouth...
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by adconline(m): 10:02pm On Oct 10, 2012
Eko Ile:


Why should I do that for you? You don't have any kind of formal education?


Re read the article again and compare it with what you posted below...


They obviously are not talking about the rubbish you are talking about. Learn to read and comprehend before you open your ignorant mouth...



For a cretin follower like you, how clueless can you be to understand that FG power overrides LASG power in a case like this?
Do you in your idiotic mind think that other states cannot follow suit?
Your display of sophicated idiocy is really amazing. I thought they invented Google for stagnant brains like yours?
I forgot, you are an NL troll
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by jaymichael(m): 9:57pm On Dec 18, 2012
fulfillment2020: Misplaced priority. What has the use of other states plate number got to do with providing effective transport system for the average Lagosian? Someone sholud please call Fashola to order.
fashola ORDER!!!
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by mahleeq(m): 10:07am On May 23, 2013
People should take their time to go through articles.
This article doesn't have to do with private vehicles. It is exclusive to commercial operators.

I think in our legislations disciplinary conventions should be properly considered and observed especially when you do not have any claim to a closed or isolated territory/state.

Lagos is making laws for commercial vehicle operators and sitting laws applicable to private vehicle owners in America. It is totally out of contest! Many people work in lagos and live in ogun. So the residence/permanently working clause should be simplified in lame terms. Perhaps it doesn't translape to what iam thinking.

We might think afterall the law is not binding on private vehicle owners, pasan ti afi nan iyale nio, on be laja fun iyawo. Watch your back as we might all have to keep numerous number plates

Don't let them fool us with our safety, like it is for us, numerous number plates do not mean safety, rather its more of in security.
WHAT ARE HACKNEY PERMITS FOR?
Re: Lagos Won't Allow Other States Number Plates by mahleeq(m): 10:24am On May 23, 2013
adconline:



For a cretin follower like you, how clueless can you be to understand that FG power overrides LASG power in a case like this?
Do you in your idiotic mind think that other states cannot follow suit?
Your display of sophicated idiocy is really amazing. I thought they invented Google for stagnant brains like yours?
I forgot, you are an NL troll


Other states following suit is my concern. Another road sing for Ngerians "lagos state 500metres away please change your number plate","Ogun state 200M ahead pls change your plates" the country you call America is actually a continent mind you, those states they have are infact bigger than Nigeria. How admissible are their laws to us?

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