Obiano lifts restriction on Okada, Keke movement



Anambra State governor, Chief Willie Obiano has lifted the restriction of movement placed on pri­vate and commercial motorcyclists also known as Okada and tricycle Keke operators in the state.
The information is contained in a statement issued by the state’s Com­missioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Mrs. Uju Nwogu in Awka on Friday.
The statement noted that the deci­sion was to ease transportation dur­ing the Christmas and other festivi­ties.
It quoted the governor as saying Okada and private motorcycle riders, as well as Keke operators can now ply all the roads in the state except the Enugu-Onitsha express road and Onitsha-Owerri express road.
“However, this removal of restric­tion is on the condition that every motorcycle rider must wear a crash helmet and carry one passenger only at a time.’’
The governor advised the motor­cycle operators to procure crash hel­mets, warning that the law enforce­ment agents would commence arrest of defaulters soon.
Recall that the state government had restricted the movement since June 1 in some areas following in­creased road accidents and robbery.
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