The Lagos State Government today handed over 10 brand new vehicles and 26 motorbikes to the Traffic Enforcement Team assigned to unlock traffic gridlocks across the State.

The Commissioner posited that the traffic management would not stop at enforcement but extend to other areas such as reconfiguration and rehabilitation of road infrastructure, including the on-going junction improvement at critical areas to increase capacity for vehicular movements.

He lauded Governor Sanwo-Olu for his consistent support and drive towards combating traffic congestion in the metropolis, assuring that work would continue round the clock to ensure that the vision for efficient traffic management and transportation system is achieved in record time.

During the handover ceremony at the Ministry of Transportation, Alausa Ikeja, the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde stated that the items were purchased to enable the combined Traffic Enforcement Team to carry out their enforcement operations, promising that more equipment and resources would be deployed by the State Government to enhance efficiency in traffic control around the metropolis.

Oladeinde stated that the combined team approach, comprising of Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Lagos State Neighborhood Corps (LNSC), Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC), Nigerian Police Force and OPMESA, was adopted to tackle the hydra-headed challenge of the gridlocks and subsequently provide a holistic solution to the traffic situation in the transport sector.

While expressing gratitude for the provision of the vehicles and bikes, the Special Adviser to Governor Sanwo-Olu on Transportation, Mr Oluwatoyin Fayinka promised that the Traffic Enforcement Team will ensure the appropriate use of the equipment for the desired purpose.

He explained that capable and responsible officers were carefully selected from all the enforcement agencies to achieve free flow of traffic, assuring that residents will notice traffic improvement within the next few weeks.

The Special Adviser appealed to officers to desist from excuses in the course of discharging their duties as monitoring teams have been set by the State Government to monitor their operational activities, warning that the vehicles and the motorbikes should be used strictly for enforcement.

LASG Acquires New Vehicles, Motorbikes To Combat Traffic Gridlocks (Photos)
The General Manager LASTMA, Mr Olayinde Oduyoye charged officials of the Traffic Enforcement Teams to uphold the confidence reposed in them by handling the vehicles responsibly, hinting that proper use would attract more equipment for their operations.

“We will do our utmost best in ensuring the free flow of traffic in the State, we won’t return to the dredges of yesterday”, Oduyoye assured.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/2020/01/10/lasg-acquires-new-vehicles-motorbikes-to-combat-traffic-gridlocks-photos/

See the state weh Sabi... Not those imod and ipot state

Wailer over to you n Innoson

26 bikes and 10 Vehicles .. for over 22million citizens and over 5million vehicles moving daily ...incompetent Governor

REDshouse:
26 bikes and 10 Vehicles .. for over 22million citizens and over 5million vehicles moving daily ...incompetent Governor

Use your sense, these are additional vehicles and bikes to the existing ones. Opposition doesn't mean loss of memory

Only 5 motor bikes and 5 vehicles and they are making noise


Still won't solve Lagos traffic problem

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Afamed:

Use your sense, these are additional vehicles and bikes to the existing ones. Opposition doesn't mean loss of memory

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tribalmall:
Wailer over to you n Innoson

this very good , what innosson and Anambra can do to get back to lagos is to boycott lagos seaport when they import their goods, boycott lagos based companies like ISPs, automobile manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies , GLO, GTB,Sterling bank. impose a higher trade tax on goods like netsle , cadbury products , unilever products and give tax free holidays on companies that have plants in Anambra or that plan to have plants in anambra. Boycott chicken products from Lagos based companies. Use on pro east banks for revenue collection. Set up its own payment gateway for e payments and officially outlaw Lagos based payment companies.
.invest heavily in renewable energy companies and electric car/bus companies to avoid buying fuel from any Lagos based company

OK I have vowed 2020 foolish dead brain.bigot will only be allowed to fool their father so OK but you can rot in hell for all I care.

kettykings:


this very good , what innosson and Anambra can do to get back to lagos is to boycott lagos seaport when they import their goods, boycott lagos based companies like ISPs, automobile manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies , GLO, GTB,Sterling bank. impose a higher trade tax on goods like netsle , cadbury products , unilever products and give tax free holidays on companies that have plants in Anambra or that plan to have plants in anambra. Boycott chicken products from Lagos based companies. Use on pro east banks for revenue collection. Set up its own payment gateway for e payments and officially outlaw Lagos based payment companies.
.invest heavily in renewable energy companies and electric car/bus companies to avoid buying fuel from any Lagos based company

Nice one .

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kettykings:


this very good , what innosson and Anambra can do to get back to lagos is to boycott lagos seaport when they import their goods, boycott lagos based companies like ISPs, automobile manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies , GLO, GTB,Sterling bank. impose a higher trade tax on goods like netsle , cadbury products , unilever products and give tax free holidays on companies that have plants in Anambra or that plan to have plants in anambra. Boycott chicken products from Lagos based companies. Use on pro east banks for revenue collection. Set up its own payment gateway for e payments and officially outlaw Lagos based payment companies.
.invest heavily in renewable energy companies and electric car/bus companies to avoid buying fuel from any Lagos based company

SW did not become what it is today by boycotting, ure envious , yes it's normal but that boycotting idea on ur head has made u lose idea already, it ll rather throw u into economic oblivion.

Relax and study what exactly made SW what it is today..Even in the midst of competition.

I know u ll tell me its because SW has seaport and bla bla, Lacking in Niger Delta?? nah nah but i doubt if u ll be intelligent enough to make some economic enviromental analysis..