Happening right now in the City of Akure, Ondo State. Motorcycle riders
popularly known as Okada are protesting right in front of the Governor's
Office saying Governor Mimiko imposed on them to pay N6000 for
commercial number plates and anyone who defaults will face the
wrath of the law and their Okada will be seized and taken to the
office of the Task Force put in place by the Mimiko.
The
protest has paralyzed activity in the city. See more photos after the cut...
Lol. Dem sorry o
ReplyDeleteAha! Is dat not too much for dis poor bike riders who work themsef out every day to mak end meet. Pls dis money should b reduce or completely cancel.
DeleteIs it not FRSC that's in charge of Number plates? They should carry their protest elsewhere .
DeleteMimiko should pls open back my school OSUSTECH
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ReplyDeleteParalysed activity in the city? 'okada' is the chief means of transport there? But the actions of their governor is definitely borderline extortion.
ReplyDeleteI just dont like it when okada men protest, it doesn't end well. never peaceful
ReplyDeleteBut isn't 6k a bit too much for okada riders? He shld be considerate na
ReplyDeleteWat kind of wickedness is that, how much are they making that will give u a whole 6k
ReplyDeleteWat kind of wickedness is that, how much are they making that will give u a whole 6k
ReplyDeleteAha! Is dat not too much for dis poor bike riders who work themsef out every day to mak end meet. Pls dis money should b reduce or completely cancel.
ReplyDeleteHmm! Is 6000 naira not too much?
ReplyDeleteHmm! Is 6000 naira not too much?
ReplyDeleteHmmm,are they not supposed to have number plates on their bike or is it d prize they are protesting? None of my biz tho
ReplyDeleteMIMIKO is a useless GOVERNOR
ReplyDeleteShebi it's stomach infrastructure he promised. Make dem dey drag am
ReplyDeleteAre dey all supposed to procure new number plates abi na for only for new bikes??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteAre dey all supposed to procure new number plates abi na for only for new bikes??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteAre dey all supposed to procure new number plates abi na for only for new bikes??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteNo b small tin ooooo. To get to town ds morni na gbege
ReplyDeleteThat could be slashed into half but make Okada drivers carry mandatory liability insurance to protect passengers and property damages.
ReplyDeleteNuisance.
ReplyDeleteNuisance.
ReplyDeleteThey right though.
It there right let dem fight for it, my impose such an amount of money on, it not fair let's be sincere to our self's
ReplyDeleteIt there right let dem fight for it, my impose such an amount of money on, it not fair let's be sincere to our self's
ReplyDeleteMake den do am gently o
ReplyDeleteMake den do am gently o
ReplyDelete#6000, for what, is too much.
ReplyDeleteIt did not paralyze anything o Linda...... Get your fact right
ReplyDeleteAre u in Akure? Did you go out?.. get your facts also before saying rubbish
DeleteDrowning economy with crazy people
ReplyDeleteDemocracy
ReplyDeleteDemocracy
ReplyDeleteThat's not fair if it's true....
ReplyDelete6thousand naira is too much na, how much do they make?
ReplyDeleteIt is well
N6000 is too much for okada riders..they should reduce the prize to N1000.
ReplyDeleteLinda, i don't understand your stories any more. you said in your story that okada riders are protesting against mimiko's order, but it is not the same report i saw online, they are protesting due to extortion by police men and are calling for justice. pls read the story again and then make some corrections.
ReplyDeleteChange has come indeed. Hw can he be that heartless. How much are they making and most of them have families. Pls something should be done.
ReplyDeleteThey are protesting bcos they ask them to collect the new state plate number.
ReplyDeleteThey are protesting bcos they ask them to collect the new state plate number.
ReplyDeleteProtest aside, that Govt. House looks very dirty. Them no get money to buy paint to make that place look better?
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