The Enugu State Government has officially denied rumors of a planned ban on tricycles, popularly known as Keke, and minibuses. This denial comes as a relief to residents and transport operators, who were worried about the potential disruption to the city’s daily flow.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!According to Dan Nwomeh, the Governor’s aide, the administration is instead focusing on a transformative overhaul of the transportation sector. The goal is to prioritize safety, affordability, and round-the-clock access, while protecting the livelihoods of those who depend on Keke and minibuses.
The Enugu State Government’s transport modernization plan aims to tackle persistent issues such as safety risks and inefficiencies. This will be done while preserving the economic backbone provided by these vehicles. The administration is working closely with stakeholders to ensure the reforms reflect the needs of operators and commuters alike.
It’s worth noting that the Enugu State Government recently lifted a ban on tricycle operations, which was initially imposed due to insecurity issues. The government’s decision to lift the ban was welcomed by tricycle operators, who had been affected by the ban.