Anambra State Government says its decision to ban the use of motorcycles, tricycles and shuttle buses for commercial transportation in the state will not be reversed.
Secretary to Anambra Government, Prof. Solo Chukwulobelu, said this in a press statement made available to newsmen in Awka.
He said that the ban is between 7pm and 6am for one month in the first instance.
According to him, the temporary ban is aimed at improving the security situation in state and to curtail criminal activities often perpetrated using motorcycles and tricycles.
The SSG restated that the earlier ban on the use of commercial motorcycles in greater Onitsha and Awka areas during the day and night remained in force.
Chukwulobelu warned that any commercial motorcycle found within these areas would be impounded, forfeited and urged the operators to comply with the directives.
He also said that shuttle buses were banned from using tinted glasses or curtains while plying Anambra roads.
The state government had ordered all other vehicles either with factory fitted tinted glasses or plain glasses to always wind down while approaching any security checkpoint to avoid embarrassment.
The government also urged community leaders to take responsibility for the supervision and compliance to the directives.
It also directed youths and stakeholders in communities to take ownership of security in their environment to complement law enforcement agents in order restore law and order.
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