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Motorcycle Parts Dealers in Delta State Face Significant Losses Following Okada Ban

2024-06-30 07:54:45.729000

The ban on commercial motorcyclists in Delta State has had a significant impact on motorcycle parts dealers, who are now experiencing significant losses [f4e6c2a5]. Dealers are calling on Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to lift the ban and consider the economic impact on their businesses. Chinyere Ekwumuka, a dealer with almost N7 million worth of goods, expressed her struggles in providing for her family and paying school fees. Emeka Ugwuja, another dealer, lost N300,000 in returned goods and has over N10 million worth of goods that he cannot sell [f4e6c2a5]. Dealers are appealing for an extension of time to sell their goods or financial support from the government to switch to another business. The ban has affected their businesses and families, leading to financial difficulties and frustration [f4e6c2a5].

Some dealers suggest that instead of an outright ban, the government should restrict the operation of commercial motorcycles to certain areas. Motorcycle parts dealers are urging the government to reconsider the ban and show mercy in light of the economic downturn in the country [f4e6c2a5].

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