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The Directive From DTSG Is To Crush All Seized Motorcycles –Police
By Daniel Dafe
The police in Delta State have said that “the enforcement of the ban on motorcycles popularly called Okada is serious.”
Police spokesman in the state, SP Edafe Bright, said this on Sunday in a post on X.
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Recall that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori announced a ban on motorcycles in some council areas in the state.
On seized motorcycles, Bright said “the directive from the State Government is to crush them all.”
“The ban is real, so it’s better you carry your bike and lock it somewhere because Edafe Bright cannot help when it’s impounded,” he concluded.
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