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Ogun Govt Warns Against Roadside Trading After Ota Toll Gate Tragedy

Following the recent fatal crash at the Ota Toll Gate that claimed several lives, the Ogun State Government has issued a strong warning against indiscriminate roadside trading, describing it as dangerous and a major cause of avoidable accidents.

Deputy Governor Noimot Salako-Oyedele, speaking on behalf of the Governor, urged residents to make use of designated markets and safer trading locations rather than setting up stalls along busy highways. She also expressed heartfelt condolences to families affected by the tragedy and assured the public that the government will continue to strengthen preventive safety measures across the state.

Traditional authorities, including the Olota of Ota, have also condemned roadside trading and called on residents to comply fully with safety regulations to prevent future loss of lives.

🕯️ Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Let’s protect lives.


 

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