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We Are Not Going Back On Okada And Keke Ban- Governor Sanwo-Olu

Many people would have thought that with the outrage by Lagosians with the recent ban of Okada and tricycles, the Lagos state government would have a rethink.

Governor Sanwo-Olu has insisted that his administration is not going back on the decision to ban Okada and Keke NAPEPs in the state.

He made this known at the launch of LAGFERRY operations on the 4th of February. He said: The band will be sustained mainly because of security and safety reasons. He also said the government had to respond to these concerns because life and safety matter a lot.

Nigerians are still reacting to the situation on social media.

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