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Ondo govt bans clubbing, okada operations at night
The Special Adviser on Security matters, Akogun Adetunji Adeleye, in a statement, stated that the government has ordered the resumed enforcement ban on commercial motorcycle operations and club activities at night.
The Ondo State government, yesterday, banned night clubbing and night motorcycle operations as a way of curbing crime in the state.
The Special Adviser on Security matters, Akogun Adetunji Adeleye, in a statement, stated that the government has ordered the resumed enforcement ban on commercial motorcycle operations and club activities at night.
Adeleye said: “All security agencies are hereby enjoined to impound all such motorcycles and vehicles while the owners or riders would be prosecuted.
“The Government of Ondo State encourages all vehicle and motorcycle owners to register their vehicles/motorcycles as defaulters would be made to face the full wrath of the law accordingly.
“The determination of the administration of Rotimi Akeredolu, to ensure the protection of lives and property of the good people of Ondo State remains a top priority.”
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