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Lagos State Taskforce Clamps Down On Roadside Petrol Sellers

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10 months ago
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Lagos State Taskforce has clamped down on road side petrol, saying the move will help to curb the challenges posed by roadside vendors and the proliferation of shanties along Mile 2 oke on Oshodi-Apapa Expressway.

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The agency said the action is part of the planned programmes of its new Chairman’ Adetayo Akerele, a Chief Superintendent of Police agenda to protect and preserve the environment in line with the THEMES PLUS agenda of the state government.

It was gathered that the stretch of road along Mile 2 Oke has been recently plagued by illegal roadside activities that have contributed to severe traffic congestion, an alarming rise in traffic-related robberies and degradation of the environment.

They said the spread of shanties has not only affected free flow of traffic on that route but has also become a breeding ground for criminal activities, putting the lives and properties of motorists and commuters at risk.

The c acting on the directives of the state government and Lagos Commissioner of Police, Adegoke Fayoade has moved swiftly to dismantle these illegal structures and clear the area of vendors selling goods by the roadside.

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The Chairman of the Taskforce disclosed that the road side vendors who set up tents on the kerbs are also known to deal illegally in petroleum products

“Among the most pressing issues addressed was the illegal sale of petrol and diesel by the roadside where over 2000 litres of petroleum products were seized. This is a highly dangerous practice that poses a significant risk of fire hazards and explosions. We will ensure that such activities that endanger the lives of these illegal merchants and other road users are brought to a complete halt,” he said.

He further assured that the Lagos State Taskforce remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents, and this operation is a testament to that commitment.

“We will continue to monitor the area to prevent the resurgence of illegal activities and to ensure that the roads remain clear for safe and smooth transportation”.

“Residents and business owners in the Mile 2 area are urged to cooperate with the authorities and adhere to the Environmental laws of the Lagos State government in order to maintain the safety and serenity that has been recorded overtime,” he said.

Akerele said four suspects were arrested and several items were confiscated during the raid, adding that those will be charged to court and items confiscated will be forfeited to the state government through the court.


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