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LAGOS SET TO HOST THE MAIDEN EDITION OF NATIONAL TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

Lagos State is set to host the maiden edition of the National Transport Technology Conference and Exhibition at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos between Tuesday, 7th and Wednesday, 8th June, 2022.

The event, organised by the National Transport Commissioners’ Forum under the aegis of the Federal Ministry of Transportation, is aimed at achieving a greener and more efficient transportation system in Nigeria.

Explaining activities slated for the event, the host Commissioner for Transportation in Lagos State, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, said the event will have under the Hon. Minister of State for Transportation, Senator Gbemisola Saraki, as Chairman and provide a platform to exchange ideas as well as proffer solutions to the challenges plaguing the sector.

He also revealed that the event will feature an exhibition with stakeholders in the different modes of transportation displaying their various technological innovations, just as the theme of the event will be discussed at a plenary session.

“The event will be concluded with an Award and Gala night where participants will be given awards for their contributions to the sector”, Oladeinde said.

The transport Commissioner further stated that his counterparts across Nigeria will be present at the event, adding that the Lagos State will share its wealth of experience in tackling challenges in the transport sector as it remains committed to developing an effective and efficient transportation system suitable for a Smart City.

Some of the panelists listed for the event include the Honourable Minister of Environment, Mr. Muhammed Abdullahi; Minister of Power, Eng. Abubakar Aliyu; Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu; Director-General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh; Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Capt. Rabiu Yadudu; and the Secretary-General, African Shipowners Association (ASA) as the moderator of the panel.

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LASG TO RESIDENTS: BE WARY OF UNLICENSED E-HAILING CAB OPERATORS

The Lagos State Government has urged the citizenry to be wary of unlicensed e-hailing cab operators within the State as they pose security threats to the safety of lives and property.

A statement signed by the Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde, said the State Government has observed with displeasure the non-compliance by some unlicensed operators who flagrantly violate the guidelines developed to regulate the sector.

Expressing the State Government's discontentment over the refusal of the illegal operators and drivers to comply with the law guiding their operation in the wake of recent criminal activities in the State, the Commissioner warned the people behind the illegal operations to desist from posing a threat to the commuting public.

He said the State Government has held a series of meetings with all known operators on the need for full compliance with the regulations guiding e-hailing cab operations within the State, urging residents to ensure that they patronise only licensed operators as many of the unauthorised ones do not have a traceable operational base in case of emergencies or safety concerns.

Oladeinde highlighted the importance of ensuring the safety of lives and property of residents across the metropolis, informing that only eight out of the several e-hailing cab operators in Lagos are registered and recognised by the State Government.

“Lagos Ride, Uber, Bolt, Let Me Run, Global Taxi, Zoom Run, Treepz (Plenty Waka) and Shuttlers are the only lawful operators recognised by the State Government and licensed to operate in Lagos. Residents patronising In-drivers, Rida and other unlicensed operators should be wary as they are yet to be registered and licensed by the Lagos State Government”, he said.

While assuring that the State Government will soon commence a clampdown on the illegal e-hailing cab operators, the Commissioner enjoined the citizenry to support the government by reporting illegal operators to the Lagos State Ministry of Transportation, Alausa, Ikeja or call 08034545123.

He maintained that the State Government will not relent in its effort to make Lagos State safe for all.

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