The State Commissioner for Transport, Mr. Ben Igbakpa, has come under fire for burning over 200 commercial motorcycles in Sapele area, an act some have described as ‘wickedness and jungle justice’

Two weeks ago, the State government banned Okada in some parts of the state, including Ika South, Ika North and Sapele.

The ban was however flouted by some motorcycle riders who got their machines seized by officials of the state. The seized motorcycles have now allegedly been burnt at the Mosogar end of the Gammon Bridge in Sapele.

According to Sahara Reporters correspondent, the state’s Commissioner for Transport, Ben Igbakpa, denied knowledge of the State burning the motorcycles.

“I am not aware of the burning of any Okada, the fact remains that any confiscated Okada is not going back to the owner. How such Okadas are being disposed is not the issue, what matters is that, all Okadas in these areas must be off the road” he said

See more here; http://www.360nobs.com/2014/10/okada-ban-delta-state-govt-burns-down-200-motorcycles/

uduahan is a monkey!! move to politics

So who are we supposed go blame now, the Gov or the Stubborn Commissioner?

Anyway, I hope the Gov slap the Comm with a sack Letter

With the level of poverty in this country , especially those states could that be the solution ? Infact no politician has the right to complain about abacha's atrocities. These people are extremely wicked

no good roads tat the problem here, no jobs self that na him worst pass. Since d bann of bikes, increase in crime rates are higher now.

Too bad. senseless act

too bad