Okada ban: Lagos PDP ultimatum baseless, says APC .
Lagos State All Progressives Congress Monday described as baseless, unfounded and thoughtless the ultimatums given to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to reverse the partial ban on okada and Keke Marwa.
The statement reads: “My attention has been drawn to the needless and inconsequential ultimatum issued to Governor Babajide Sanwoolu-Olu on the partial okada/marwa ban. “It’s a known fact that law and order that will engender development has never been in their front burner of democratic governance. Just recently, their largely discredited leadership embarked on an unprecedented protest against the judgement of the highest court in the land over the Imo state governorship election. But it was convenient to praise the same court when the judgement was favourable to them.
“We commend the sensitivity of the Sanwoolu-Olu government to provide succour with the release of 65 buses and ordering additional 550 buses to ameliorate the challenge facing commuters.
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