The exercise was led by the Chairman, Lagos State Taskforce, CSP Shola Jejeloye; and Coordinator, Lagos State Mobile Court
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The News Agency of Nigeria reports that 33 persons were arrested by the FRSC for violating various road safety rules, out of which 31 persons were convicted and the remaining two discharged.
The protesters, including entertainer Debo Macaroni, were charged on Saturday evening for taking part in a demonstration against injustice at Lekki Toll Gate, scene of October 20, 2020, killing of protesters by armed Nigerian soldiers.
The affected facilities were the Kano Line Motor Park, on Zaria Road, and Aliko Oil, in Dakata area, all in Kano metropolis.
The Sagamu Unit Commander of FRSC, Taofiq Iyanda, made this known during the flag-off of the command’s ‘ember months’ campaign at Awolowo motor park, Sagamu on Thursday.
The prosecutor, Abubakar Mohammed, told the court that the offenders were arrested while transacting their private businesses when they should be engaged in the monthly sanitation exercise.
Addressing the court, the prosecutor, Abubakar Mohammed, who is also a Chief Environment Officer, said the suspects were arrested while transacting their private businesses when they should be engaged in sanitation exercises.
A Mobile Court of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Edo State Command has convicted 93 persons for various road traffic offences.
Tagged: “Operation Restore Sanity On Lagos Roads/Operation Velvet,” the police said it would henceforth impound the cars of defaulting drivers and arraign them immediately in a Mobile Court that will be attached to the joint service team to enable quick dispensation of justice to erring motorists.
Its sector commander, Sunday Oghenekaro, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria in Uyo on Sunday.
Sunday Ajayi, Sector Commander of the FRSC in Anambra, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Awka on Friday.
The statement stated that the mobile courts, which sat in an open space simultaneously at Apapa, Oshodi and Agege Local Government Areas, had in its convoy magistrates, lawyers, representatives from the Office of the Public Defender, registrars, cashiers, policemen and towing vehicles