According to reports, the victim grazed a motorcycle rider with his vehicle while driving home after the close of work on Monday.
“Whoever is dealing with cultists and criminals must not compromise.”
The task force boss said some Okada riders, whose bikes were seized, acquired the new models, which are more portable, to carry out their businesses on highways.
Okada riders in the Kubwa area of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are rejecting the new naira notes over alleged counterfeits in circulation.
On Easter Monday, an angry mob lynched Mr Olorunfemi to death after he hit a commercial motorcyclist to death in a motor accident.
They told journalists in separate interviews that spending the two old notes had been challenging as Nigerians, and even banks were not accepting the money for their daily transactions.
The action followed the alarming rate at which passengers boarding commercial motorcyclists got missing in the state.
The motorcyclists were arrested while conducting business during the state’s monthly sanitation exercise.
The security outfit alleged that commercial motorcyclists, following their ban in Ondo, were now “constituting nuisance in the state”.
The seizure came after the governor Rotimi Akeredolu-led state government ordered a ban on the movement of commercial motorcyclists at night.
