The Lagos State Government on Friday inaugurated the Special Offences (Mobile) Court to summarily deal with growing cases of traffic and environmental abuses in the state with the view to bring sanity and civility in the conduct of residents.
The Mobile Court, which will be manned by highly-qualified Magistrates of the State Judiciary, will summarily try cases involving traffic and environmental offenders.
Find below a link to the Lagos State Road Traffic Law which lists violations and penalties for offenders, including jail terms.
http://www.lagosstate.gov.ng/images/pageimages/downloadfiles/docs/Gazette_Year_2012_Road.pdf
Good one governor Ambode
ReplyDeleteAmbooo ambo osese bere ni ambo.....
ReplyDeleteThere are rampant violation of traffic rules under Ambode. Truck pushers take over highway and push on the wrong side of the road. Same applies to Okada Riders. Okada riders now move recklessly on all the roads where they are prohibited. Ambode should know that exposing Lagosains to road mishap in fulfilment of electoral promise is unethical. Driving in Lagos is now like pre-Fashola simply crazy
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Thank God , our Gov as finally woken up from his slumber, welcome on board.
ReplyDeleteThumbs up Lagos!! More thumbs up when the roads are fixed and alternative sources of transportation is created.
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