Osun State officials approved a one-ticket system for motorcycle and tricycle drivers across the state. The government aims to stop payment leaks, overcharging, and multiple tickets. Officials met with motorcycle operator leaders at the State Secretariat, Abere, where Transportation Commissioner Sesan Oyedele led the talks.
Oyedele said Governor Ademola Adeleke wants to protect workers from being cheated. The administration plans to increase state money through transportation fees, but refuses to allow payment tricks or overcharging. The government promises to guard all commercial drivers against unfair treatment. The new rules set daily payments at N100 for motorcycle riders and N200 for tricycle operators with no extra costs.
The motorcycle association chairman, Sikiru Ayobami, thanked the commissioner for stepping in quickly. He promised the group would stay peaceful and united. The leadership team will treat everyone fairly without showing special treatment to anyone. The unified system creates clear standards for all drivers throughout Osun State.
Oyedele said Governor Ademola Adeleke wants to protect workers from being cheated. The administration plans to increase state money through transportation fees, but refuses to allow payment tricks or overcharging. The government promises to guard all commercial drivers against unfair treatment. The new rules set daily payments at N100 for motorcycle riders and N200 for tricycle operators with no extra costs.
The motorcycle association chairman, Sikiru Ayobami, thanked the commissioner for stepping in quickly. He promised the group would stay peaceful and united. The leadership team will treat everyone fairly without showing special treatment to anyone. The unified system creates clear standards for all drivers throughout Osun State.
