Jos Police Clamp Down on Keke-NAPEP for Eid Maulud Security
Plateau State's Police Command has issued a temporary ban on tricycles in Jos-Bukuru, citing security concerns ahead of the Eid Maulud celebrations. This bold move aims to curb criminal activity and ensure public safety during the festive period, a critical measure for urban stability. Authorities warn against non-compliance and promise strict enforcement, emphasizing the need for order as the city prepares for a significant religious observance.
The Plateau State Police Command has announced a temporary ban on the operation of tricycles, popularly known as Keke-NAPEP, across the Jos-Bukuru metropolis and other major towns in the state. In a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, Plateau State Command, S
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