bonnyhope:
Why is it difficult for people to obey law

Which useless law, wen no alternatives is provided to these riders and most of them are on instalment basis and still needs to cater for family needs. And the so called insensitive gov't keeps makkng it more difficult for them to survive

This is hardship

Agberos and thugs at work!
Well done, Tinubu!

Great supply of bikes for our security forces and military to chase and neutralize all the evil elements hiding in the deep bush.

How do you force people to go to work when they are not happy?

What kind of lectures do you want them to give?

what kind of students do you want them to breed?

What kind of society do you want to achieve in the nearest future ?

haliyhad:
when you banned bikes without providing alternatives

Na government send them to buy Okada?

Nice until people learn to obey the law. Enforcement and justice is the key if we want a decent and a sane country as Europe and America that people Japa to.

Simple Rule Some People Can't Obey

It's quite strange that Lagos still condones and has commercial bikes riding about a supposed metropolis... Something you won't see in major parts of Owerri, Asaba, Awka, etc!

Well, good job there... They should keep it up, and sanitize that state!

Great, LASG is working. i wish other states can emulate them

Jennifer663:
This is hardship

When they banned Okada in Anambra, Kano and other places, you hypocrites didn't complain of hardship.

bonnyhope:
Why is it difficult for people to obey law

A hungry man no dey obey law it nature
Even loins leave der territory to feed in another territory dat is not there own ok

Okay

Ikpeazukerosene:


When they banned Okada in Anambra, Kano and other places, you hypocrites didn't complain of hardship.

Don't mind them... Those states are better off for it!

These commercial bikes are a terrible nuisance, not to mention their increased risk of enhancing robberies.

Congratulations. Poor man dey suffer.

Interesting2023:

Which useless law, wen no alternatives is provided to these riders and most of them are on instalment basis and still needs to cater for family needs. And the so called insensitive gov't keeps makkng it more difficult for them to survive

You are very daft. Na Govt send them to buy Okada or na government give them Okada to ride?
Aso if when they banned Okada in other states, they provided alternatives for them.
FYI, that law has been in place since like 10 years ago, they just didn't enforce it.

mioli:
Unfortunately, these guys will sell this bikes back to the riders.

We don't have a country. Walahi

But why do people like going against the law?

They know the penalty but would still prove stubborn.
The government shouldn't be blamed for everything. Most Nigerians are too stubborn.

They sell these bikes back to the riders only to arrest them again

Na there den go see una

Paxxcarl:
maybe you should feed those riders family

Commercial bikes were banned in Delta, Anambra, Imo, Kano, etc, many years ago!

Who died of hunger?!!

The right things must be done by all! Growth and development don't come cheaply or conveniently.

mioli:
Unfortunately, these guys will sell this bikes back to the riders.

We don't have a country. Walahi

YOU DONT HAVE A COUNTRY AND YOU ARE STILL HERE.WHAT IS WRONG WITH ALL of YOU? CANT YOU PRAY AND WORK FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SOCIETY?
To all of una wey dey badmouth naija daily,if naija tire you make you go afghanistan.Blame ya stupid bad leaders for your condition,naija is blessed nation.I Thank God for Nigeria,pls Lord this 2023 election make naija get beta leaders to turns things around for our good IFSHA.

Paxxcarl:
maybe you should feed those riders family

You're an hypocrite. When they banned bikes in other states, where were you?
Or it was your father feeding the riders there.

haliyhad:
when you banned bikes without providing alternatives

For the riders or for commuters?

Ikpeazukerosene:


For the riders or for commuters?

For the commuters

Ikpeazukerosene:


You're an hypocrite. When they banned bikes in other states, where were you?

are you mad do I look like the government to you
I condemn this act where the said government can’t provide alternatives for this people

Cha E

Of what value

Prestar:
The Lagos State Taskforce said it has impounded 150 commercial motorcycles, whose riders violated the ban on their activities in Lagos metropolis.

It also said 10 suspects including okada passengers and motorists who flouted the Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) corridor were equally arrested and charged to court.

The agency revealed this in a statement released yesterday by the Director of Press and Public Affairs, Gbadeyan Abdulraheem.

Abdulraheem said the chairman of the taskforce, CSP Shola Jejeloye, has vowed to go after recalcitrant land grabbers, commercial motorcyclists and other environmental law breakers who have refused to heed warnings by the government to discontinue their illegal activities.

He said Jejeloye expressed displeasure at the regrouping of commercial motorcycles which were noticed in raided areas, adding that the enforcement would continue as the need arises.

SOURCE https:///lagos-task-force-seizes-150-motorcycles-arrests-passengers/

Good one. Nigeria is not a lawless country....things need to start working....

Paxxcarl:
are you mad do I look like the government to you
I condemn this act where the said government can’t provide alternatives for this people

You're hopelessly stupid.
Go and provide alternatives if the Govt fails to. Stupid idiot.

Angelfrost:


Commercial bikes were banned in Delta, Anambra, Imo, Kano, etc, many years ago!

Who died of hunger?!!

The right things must be done by all! Growth and development don't come cheaply or conveniently.

alternatives should be provided you don’t just take off their source of livelihood and expect them to back off
They’re human beings they have families to feed aswell…

Your notion of who died of hunger is a very stupid thing to say