Tricycle operators, popularly known as Keke, in Asaba, the Delta State capital, have been urged to operate in line with the state's rules to avoid embarrassment.
Comrade Okafor Uchenna, Deputy Director of the Taskforce Monitoring Team for Tricycle operators, emphasized the importance of obeying laws to prevent conflicts ¹.
Comrade Uchenna clarified that the 10 pm curfew for night operations is a joint effort between the police and the Taskforce.
He also warned that any ticket fee above ₦300 is illegal and should be reported to the police.
To avoid issues, Keke operators are advised to:Operate within the designated hours*: Avoid operating beyond the 10 pm curfew to prevent conflicts with authorities.
- *Obey traffic laws*: Ensure you follow all traffic rules and regulations to maintain a safe and orderly environment.
- *Pay the correct ticket fee*: Be aware that the official ticket fee is ₦300, and any amount above that is illegal.
- *Report extortion*: If you're asked to pay more than the official fee, report the incident to the police.
Comrade Uchenna said,following these guidelines, Keke operators can minimize the risk of embarrassment and ensure a smooth operation.
