FRSC boss orders enforcement of unregistered motorcycles
Acting Corps Marshal Dauda Ali Biu has issued strict directives to the 37 Sector Commanders to begin with immediate effect the full application of force on any motorbike seen without proper registration.
Biu expressed concern about the growing number of unregistered motorcycles on the roads and the urgent need to ensure that all two-wheeled vehicles are duly registered in the national registration system database. vehicle identification.
FRSC spokesman Mr Bisi Kazeem said in a statement on Monday that the directive followed the imminent need to comply with the federal government's order to suppress the horde of unregistered motorcycles on the Nigerian roads.
He added that the order was necessitated by the state of insecurity and the need to address it by putting an end to the continued operations of these categories of vehicles without registration on the roads.
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While particularly emphasizing the security implications of not capturing all motorcycles in the national database, the Acting Corps Marshal instructed Sector Commanders to immediately liaise with internal revenue boards in their respective states, to set up a task force in conjunction with the Nigeria Police and other security agencies as necessary including the Vehicle Inspection Bureau and other stakeholders to an effective application.
"As expected, the directive also stated that unregistered motorcycles were to be confiscated while owners were mandated to begin and complete full registration of motorcycles before they were released.
p>"The Acting Corps Marshal said the operation is to have unregistered motorcycles registered and documented in the national database. Therefore operators cannot issue tickets to operators.
>“However, all motorcycles seized must be fully documented,” Kazeem said.
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Acting Corps Marshal Dauda Ali Biu has issued strict directives to the 37 Sector Commanders to begin with immediate effect the full application of force on any motorbike seen without proper registration.
Biu expressed concern about the growing number of unregistered motorcycles on the roads and the urgent need to ensure that all two-wheeled vehicles are duly registered in the national registration system database. vehicle identification.
FRSC spokesman Mr Bisi Kazeem said in a statement on Monday that the directive followed the imminent need to comply with the federal government's order to suppress the horde of unregistered motorcycles on the Nigerian roads.
He added that the order was necessitated by the state of insecurity and the need to address it by putting an end to the continued operations of these categories of vehicles without registration on the roads.
READ ALSO IN NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
While particularly emphasizing the security implications of not capturing all motorcycles in the national database, the Acting Corps Marshal instructed Sector Commanders to immediately liaise with internal revenue boards in their respective states, to set up a task force in conjunction with the Nigeria Police and other security agencies as necessary including the Vehicle Inspection Bureau and other stakeholders to an effective application.
"As expected, the directive also stated that unregistered motorcycles were to be confiscated while owners were mandated to begin and complete full registration of motorcycles before they were released.
p>"The Acting Corps Marshal said the operation is to have unregistered motorcycles registered and documented in the national database. Therefore operators cannot issue tickets to operators.
>“However, all motorcycles seized must be fully documented,” Kazeem said.
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