The Lagos NURTW chairman, Mustapha Adekunle, said Mr Ajiboye’s demise of left him “deeply saddened and heartbroken.”
The reduction followed a directive by the Emir of Lapai, Umar Bago, aimed at easing transportation costs for residents and students.
The 104-kilometre Kabba-Omuo-Ekiti road is an interstate economic route connecting communities in Kogi and Ekiti states.
The NURTW’s general secretary, Kayode Agbeyangi, stressed that the alleged takeover violated due legal process.
Mr Zulum said the initiative was a strategic investment in human capital development and sustainable economic growth.
The operation marked the commencement of a 30-day enforcement exercise aimed at reducing road crashes during the Christmas and New Year season.
“Violence is the last refuge of incompetence. This Thugocracy must not stand,” said Mr Rhodes-Vivour.
Mr Kangye stated that the IPOB/ESN tax collector was nabbed with the sum of ₦1.5 million in his possession.
The FRSC commander stated that the initiative aims to enhance the driving profession.
The PSA said the surge of illegal motor parks was creating unnecessary traffic, pointing out that the committee would tackle the menace.
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