We'll begin enforcement on commercial bus drivers and roadside traders in the coming weeks

#newsupdate #anambra #onitsha #traffic
ARTMA REPORT
Tuesday, 23rd January 2024.
The ARTMA enforcement team led by Engr Okonkwo Emeka-KONTI revisited all the areas where the NO TRADING and NO LOADING, USE THE PARK signs were installed across Onitsha.
Unfortunately, five (5) days after all the installations, the commercial drivers and traders have ignored those signs despite the provision of designated parks.
The street traders take over 25 percent of the road which doesn't just cause traffic but is a threat to life as vehicles could run into them.
We advised them in most places to go behind the drainage but that fell on deaf ears.
It was another day of caution and we tried to familiarise them with the signs and the right thing to do.
Several complaints about directional signs were received last week around the roundabout under the bridgehead, the team moved into action to solve the problem - required signs were installed.
By the Eze-Iweka junction, we included the NO KEKE BEYOND HERE signs to stop all the tricycles that cluster at the junction.
In the coming week, enforcement will commence and the agency is determined to keep defaulters vehicles/goods impounded for seven (7) days without an option of fine.
Gradually and consistently, we would sanitize the Anambra roads.
SOLUTION IS HERE.

[@sebastianokoye8232]

ARTMA REPORT. DELIGHTFUL AND ENCOURAGING ACTIVE ACTION BY THE AGENCY. MORE OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT PROGRAMME TO EVERYBODY AND THEN THE HAMMER WHICH MUST BE SINCERELY AND HONESTLY USED TO INSTIL DISCIPLINE AND DECENCY IN OUR BELOVED HOMELAND. KEEP IT UP AND YOU ARE HIGHLY APPRECIATED

[@Styve_22]

This is the video I have ever seen in anambra.
Honestly anambra is very dirty to my liking.
Sand all over the road, shanties all over the city..
More greeze to Ur elbow😮