Mr Benu said that the raid was based on routine inspections by regulatory officers in Ogun 2 office, Ota.
According to the FRSC boss, the radar gun, which monitors vehicles’ speed, will be used to drastically reduce road crashes in Ogun.
The case was adjourned until March 13 for further hearing.
On Friday, CBN revoked the operational licences of 4,173 BDC operators.
The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The FRSC sector commander said that one of the vehicles coming from Lagos collided with the one coming from Abeokuta.
The lecturer advised the Federal Government to adopt the minimum standard stated by the World Health Organisation.
Mr Fadairo said that the district had been actively involved in supporting various community projects.
“Nigerians would stop sending crude oil to any country.’’
Mr Ajibade cautioned motorists, especially truck drivers, against speeding.
