Adamawa Police Command to sanction violators of ban on motorcycles
The Adamawa Police Comnand says the restriction on motorcycles movement in some parts of Yola North and South local government areas still subsists and violators will be sanctioned.
This is contained in a statement signed by the spokesperson of the command, SP Suleiman Nguroje and made available to newsmen in Yola on Friday.
He said the ban on motorcycles movement in the areas of Viniklang, Federal Housing Estate, Ngurore, Wauru Jabbe and Yolde Pate communities was not lifted, hence the need for public to comply.
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“The command has observed violations of government orders regarding the operation of motorcycles in those areas.
“People have been seen filtering within these areas with motorcycles disguised as bicycles,” he said.
“The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Dankombo Morris, while reaffirming his commitment to ensure maintenance of law and order, urges members of the public to comply with such orders.
“He equally directed that Divisional Police Officers should monitor compliance and enforce non-compliance,” he added.
According to him, the CP has directed Divisional Police Officers in the affected communities to enforce the order by apprehending violators and prosecute them.
He emphasised that the command would not allow hoodlums and misguided elements to operate unchallenged.
“The security agents will operate in such a way to ensure that the law takes its course.”
