Indiscriminate parking: Lagos impounds over 100 vehicles
The Lagos State Government has impounded over 100 vehicles parked indiscriminately on bridges in the state.
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Lagos Impounds Over 100 Vehicles For Alleged Illegal Parking, Turning Bridges Into Makeshift Parks
The Lagos State government has announced operatives of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) in its enforcement operations which started on Wednesday impounded over 100 private and commercial vehicles for alleged illegal parking. This was disclosed in a statement issued on Thursday by the LASTMA’s Director, Public Affairs and Enlightenment Department, Adebayo Taofiq.
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Lagos Govt Issues Seven-Day 'Vacation Order' To Commercial Buses, Motorists
A seven-day ‘Vacation Order’ to motorists and commercial bus drivers operating on top of bridges across Lagos State have been issued, Naija News has
Source: naijanews.com
Lagos orders motorists to vacate all bridges
The Lagos State Government, on Monday, has on issued a 7-day 'Vacation Order' to motorists/commercial bus drivers operating on top of bridges across the
Source: tribuneonlineng.com
Lagos Issues 7-Day Vacation Ultimatum, Vows To Prosecute Motorists, Commercial Bus Drivers Operating On Cater, Ebute-Ero, Other Bridges
The Lagos State Government on Monday issued a 7-day 'Vacation Order' to motorists and commercial bus drivers operating on Apongbon and Idumota (Cater) bridges; Elegbata, Ebute-Ero bridges, Ejalonibu Bridge and other bridges across the state. The Special Adviser to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Transportation, Sola Giwa, who issued the 'Vacation Order' said the ultimatum was based on the need to remove every infraction impeding the free flow of traffic on bridges across the state.
Source: saharareporters.com