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Patronize Traffic Hawkers And Go To Jail—– Ambode Warns Lagosians.

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Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos state has said buyers and sellers transacting business along the road will be fined.

“If you are caught buying in traffic, both the buyer and seller will pay a fine of N90,000 or face 6 months jail term”.

The governor on Friday, July 1, as a celebrity guest on Your-View talk show on TV Continental to discuss issues pertinent to Lagos state, said: “Both buyers and sellers in traffic will pay a fine of N90,000 or face a jail term.”

Ambode speaking on the mayhem that happened in Maryland on Wednesday, June 29, said: “The law does not support hawking, what we need to do is map out a way out for them.”

He also said he is dedicated to a life of service to the people, adding that this second year, the state government will focus on the health sector, youths and the elderly.

The governor mentioned that he is trying his best to give the citizens of Lagos state the best.

2 Comments

  1. Ewatomi

    July 2, 2016 at 7:45 am

    Really!
    Over the years what has the government done for these people. These young youth trying to make ends meet ! They would rather struggle than to steal yet the government will not let them rest ! Where is the free education , where is the home for these people to lay their heads at night , so did our governor meant that when I’m thirsty in the 4 hrs traffic from Vi to Egbeda and I see a water seller I cannot buy !. This is ridiculous!!!! We are not buying the law!

    Dear Governor , I never liked you … So u need to earn my likeness and trust ! Provide a solution before eliminating the problem.

    Lagos state is for all people .. Stop making it for the rich alone !
    Because you can afford to send your children to school abroad doesn’t mean you should make others who can’t live a life of hell!

    I wake up 4am to work and get home 9,10pm just because I cannot afford the rent on the island and in the course is na pending 4 hrs in traffic ,u expected me not to be dehydrated?

    This is so unfair Mr Governor !

  2. kemi

    July 2, 2016 at 6:12 pm

    Alternative should be provided for this hawkers before eradicating them from the road. What on earth do you expect them 0to be doing? This is not a fair treatment for the masses. Now robbers are back in Lagos

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