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carbon1224:
Simple solution just park it and put a keg on it then you will see the magic.

Done that more than 15x so everybody in this country understands the meaning.

owolabi5:
Wetin man pikin go do, Most people sell their cars with the for sale firmly fixed to their moving vehicles. I can testify to many such sales. However this is Naija country - wey no dey respect people hustle.

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Blue3k:
What a dumb law. This is law only serves to put money dealers pockets. This law should be changed. If the government wants to charge fees just do it after title changes hands.

iamjavadem:
How did people pass jamb with all these nonsense comments. The keyword here is moving. You can put for sale on your car but just remove it before you drive it around. Driving around with it is when you break the law. I am sure you know that companies pay in Lagos to have they name displayed on their cars.

carbon1224:
Simple solution just park it and put a keg on it then you will see the magic.

Done that more than 15x so everybody in this country understands the meaning.

ikorodureporta:
Federal Capital Territory Directorate of Road Traffic Services (VIO) says pasting “For Sale” sticker on moving vehicles as a way of marketing was illegal and a violation of the law.

Mr Kalu Emetu, the directorate’s Public Relations Officer made this known in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, on Sunday.

Emetu said that such act was a violation of the FCT Administration’s transportation master plan.

He noted that a lot of vehicles had been impounded for violating the law; and warned car owners to use proper channels of marketing their vehicles.

He also said that it was illegal for any vehicle owner to market their vehicles in unauthorised car marts in the FCT.



“We have been impounding vehicles because it is illegal to be marketing your vehicle inside the city without authorisation, once you put up any car for sale, it is meant to be at the right place.

“Once you put any car for sale, you pay for advertising, and other fees, so if you have a vehicle for sale, arrange with an authorised car dealer to help you sell it,” he said.

The PRO said that once vehicles in an illegal car mart were impounded, a certain fine would be paid on each, depending on the type, before they are released.

According to him, the fine ranges from N50, 000 to N25, 000 adding that the vehicles will also be towed to their office for safekeeping pending the time the owner pays the fine.

“When we get the fine from you, you will have to write an undertaking that you will not repeat such act again when all these are done, your vehicle will then be released,” he said.



He, however, said if the offence was repeated even after paying the fine, the car owner would be re-arrested and be made to pay another fine.

Emetu said the fine was another way of generating revenue for the government.

(NAN)


Source: https://punchng.com/for-sale-sign-on-moving-vehicles-illegal-says-fct-vio/

ikorodureporta:
Federal Capital Territory Directorate of Road Traffic Services (VIO) says pasting “For Sale” sticker on moving vehicles as a way of marketing was illegal and a violation of the law.

Mr Kalu Emetu, the directorate’s Public Relations Officer made this known in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja, on Sunday.

Emetu said that such act was a violation of the FCT Administration’s transportation master plan.

He noted that a lot of vehicles had been impounded for violating the law; and warned car owners to use proper channels of marketing their vehicles.

He also said that it was illegal for any vehicle owner to market their vehicles in unauthorised car marts in the FCT.

“We have been impounding vehicles because it is illegal to be marketing your vehicle inside the city without authorisation, once you put up any car for sale, it is meant to be at the right place.

“Once you put any car for sale, you pay for advertising, and other fees, so if you have a vehicle for sale, arrange with an authorised car dealer to help you sell it,” he said.

The PRO said that once vehicles in an illegal car mart were impounded, a certain fine would be paid on each, depending on the type, before they are released.

According to him, the fine ranges from N50, 000 to N25, 000 adding that the vehicles will also be towed to their office for safekeeping pending the time the owner pays the fine.

“When we get the fine from you, you will have to write an undertaking that you will not repeat such act again when all these are done, your vehicle will then be released,” he said.

He, however, said if the offence was repeated even after paying the fine, the car owner would be re-arrested and be made to pay another fine.

Emetu said the fine was another way of generating revenue for the government.

(NAN)
Source: https://punchng.com/for-sale-sign-on-moving-vehicles-illegal-says-fct-vio/

Blue3k:
What a dumb law. This is law only serves to put money dealers pockets. This law should be changed. If the government wants to charge fees just do it after title changes hands.

nurey:
simple solution, stop using for sale start using

come and buy

I want to sell

Available

etc

you can even use your local dialect, if you know you know

nurey:
simple solution, stop using for sale start using

come and buy

I want to sell

Available

etc

you can even use your local dialect, if you know you know