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Gov Emmanuel Restricts Movement Of Tricycles, Motorcycles In 3 LGAs In A’Ibom

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Gov. Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom state has restricted  the operation of motorcycles (popularly called Okada) and tricycles (Keke) in Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency of the state from 6p.m. to 7a.m.
The restriction is contained in statement issued by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem in Uyo on Friday.
The state government said for Ikot Ekpene federal constituency comprising; Ikot Ekpene, Essien Udim and Obot Akara Local Government Areas, the tricycles and motorcycles will not operate from 6p,m. to 7a.m. daily.
Ekuwem said the restriction became necessary in view of an increase in frequency of criminal activities within the three local government areas of Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency.
He said that the criminal activities have caused the lives of innocent lives, property and security personnel.
The SSG explained that the perpetrators of these dastardly acts operate using motorcycles and tricycles to commit these crimes and to escape.
“The Government of Akwa Ibom State has observed in recent times, an increase in the frequency of criminal activities in Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency.
“In keeping with its core mandate of protecting the lives  and property of our citizens and security personnel, Gov. Emmanuel, has directed an immediate restrictions on the operations of  motorcycles and tricycles in Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency, from the hours of 6p.m to 7a.m daily, with effect from Friday, March 26.
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“Gov. Emmanuel  thankfully appreciates the service of all our law enforcement agencies and urges them to intensify their security patrol and duties, especially in the vulnerable areas in particular and  the entire  federal  constituency in general,” Ekuwem said.
Ekuwem said that government regrets any inconvenience the ban might cause innocent citizens and residents of the federal constituency.
He urged residents of Ikot Ekpene federal constituency to see the painful decision as a necessary step towards safeguarding their lives and property.
The SSG said the  restriction would be in force until further notice.  (NAN)
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