He said all impounded motorcycles would be processed for forfeiture to the state through the courts.
The task force’s boss warned that illegal okada operations and related criminal activities would no longer be tolerated in the state.
Mr Akerele assured the public that the suspects would face prosecution.
The suspect pleaded guilty to the three charges.
Mr Akerele warned stubborn Okada operators to stay away from highways and restricted routes.
Mr Akerele said that the agency launched a comprehensive operation targeting recalcitrant motorcycle (Okada) operators.
Mr Akerele said the suspects were apprehended during raids on criminal hideouts and black spots at Gowon Estate and adjoining streets.
Mr Gbadeyan noted that the officials were found guilty of stealing mobile phones from the scene.
Mr Akerele said the operation was carried out at 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., respectively, on Tuesday at Oshodi and its environs.
The Lagos State Taskforce says additional patrol motorcycles have been deployed to tackle the menace of “one chance” operators and traffic-related crimes.
