The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) warns commercial transport operators in Abuja that they must relocate from illegal motor parks and roadside loading points to designated bus terminals. The FCTA issues the warning through the Mandate Secretary of its Transportation Secretariat, Mr Chinedum Elechi, during a news conference. The administration says operators still operating from unauthorized locations must move to approved terminals, and it warns that continued non-compliance will lead to enforcement actions. According to the FCTA, vehicles used for transport operations outside the approved terminals may be seized, and the administration also threatens to shut down operations that remain in illegal areas. Both reports describe the action as a fresh directive aimed at regulating where commercial transport loading and passenger pick-up occur across Abuja. The FCTA’s position is that approved terminals are the required locations for transport operators, and it sets the risk of vehicle impoundment and operational shutdown for those that fail to comply.
FCTA warns Abuja transport operators to use approved terminals or face vehicle seizure
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) warns commercial transport operators in Abuja that they must relocate from illegal motor parks and roadside loading points to designated bus termina...
- The FCTA warns commercial transport operators in Abuja against using illegal motor parks and roadside loading points.
- The FCTA directs operators to relocate to designated, approved bus terminals.
- The warning is issued by Mr Chinedum Elechi, Mandate Secretary of the FCTA Transportation Secretariat.
- Non-compliance may result in vehicle seizure/impoundment.
- The FCTA also threatens to shut down operations that continue from unauthorized locations.
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has warned commercial transport operators still using illegal motor parks and roadside loading points in Abuja to relocate to approved bus terminals or risk having their vehicles seized. The Mandate Secretary of the FCTA Transportation Secretariat, Mr Chinedum Elechi, gave the warning on Thursday during a news conference in […] Use approved terminals or risk vehicle seizure – FCTA warns transport operators
2 hours agoBy Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA: The Federal Capital Territory Administration FCTA has issued a fresh warning to commercial transport operators still working from illegal parks and roadside locations across Abuja, insisting they relocate to designated bus terminals or risk having their operations shut down and their vehicles impounded. Mandate Secretary, FCTA Transportation Secretariat, Mr Chinedum Elechi, […] The post FCTA threatens shutdown, orders transport operators to bus terminals appeared first on Vanguard News.
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