The Adamawa State Government has ordered operators of illegal motor parks across the state to vacate their locations immediately and move to government-approved parks.
The directive was issued by the Commissioner for Transportation, Wunfe Anthony, during an interaction with journalists, where she warned that the government would no longer tolerate unauthorised motor park operations.
Anthony explained that the move was part of efforts to strengthen security and improve transportation management across the state.
She disclosed that the government had requested the establishment of a central motor park to monitor vehicles entering and leaving Adamawa, noting that the initiative would help address security challenges.
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The commissioner also revealed that Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri had approved the addition of 10 buses to ease transportation difficulties, while plans were underway to convert some existing vehicles to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered buses.
However, she raised concerns over inadequate manpower in the Ministry of Transportation, stressing the need for additional personnel to effectively monitor and regulate motor park activities.
The government reaffirmed its commitment to improving transportation services, strengthening security and ensuring the smooth movement of vehicles across the state.
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