In a statement jointly signed by
Commissioner for Information, Culture and
Tourism, Dr. Uju Nwogu; and the
Commissioner for Transport, Chuma
Mbonu, in Awka, the state capital, the state
government said the new regulation affects
all private and commercial motorcycle and
tricycle operators.
Hence, it would be illegal for all
motorcycles either private or commercial to
ply the designated roads as from June 1.
In Awka, it will be forbidden to ply Enugu-
Onitsha expressway, Arthur Eze Avenue and
Ziks Avenue, while in Onitsha, okada and
keke should not be found on Onitsha-
Owerri expressway, Awka Road, Borromeo-
Upper Iweka-Bridge Head road, Old and
New Market roads and Oguta Road.
In Nnewi, Nnewi- Nnobi road and Nnewi –
Oba road are expected to be okada and
keke free. These roads are believed to be
the busiest in the state.
The government said all commuters who
want to use the aformentioned roads are
to use tricycles or the taxis and buses
provided by the state government and other
commercial vehicle owners.


http://www.naij.com/447688-anambra-state-bans-okada-keke-napep-from-june-1.html

Ok.... Nice move. But not entirely before crime rate go increase again...Willie is Working. #WWF #WillieWorkForce

Im mates d build hospitals and stadium Even bridges he is there increasing unemployment by disemploying the employed ones......


Oya ndi Anambra state, attack me

How many jobs this man don create when e won stop keke


Robbery won start now

oh no.