Transport union leaders met with Upper River Region police commanders on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, to strengthen partnerships between the organizations. Omar Ceesay brought senior transport officials to discuss sector problems such as fines, fare structures, fuel prices, foreign vehicle competition, and garage operations. The union president told Deputy Commissioner Yerro Mballow about plans for a strategic response to these issues, and apologized for critical remarks made during a West Coast Radio broadcast.
Mballow expressed gratitude for the delegation visit, and endorsed the union's planning efforts. He promised police support for transport initiatives, and urged partnerships with other agencies to advance union objectives. Both sides viewed the meeting as progress toward better institutional relationships in the region's transport sector.
Mballow expressed gratitude for the delegation visit, and endorsed the union's planning efforts. He promised police support for transport initiatives, and urged partnerships with other agencies to advance union objectives. Both sides viewed the meeting as progress toward better institutional relationships in the region's transport sector.
