The sensitisation assembly, held on Thursday in Osogbo, was organised to organize related establishments for the enforcement of the legislation, promote efficient site visitors administration, curb unauthorised collections and guarantee orderliness throughout the state’s transportation sector.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chairman of the House Committee on Public Works and Transport, representing Irewole/Isokan State Constituency, Abiola Waheed Ibrahim Inaolaji, stated the engagement was designed to familiarise taking part establishments with the provisions of the laws and make clear their respective obligations.
He warned enforcement officers against harassing motorists, amassing unauthorised levies and abusing their positions, stressing that each one enforcement actions should be performed inside the confines of the legislation.
The lawmaker stated public confidence, accountability and strict adherence to the laws can be essential to its success, noting that the legislation additionally sought to remove thuggery and violence related to motor park actions.
The Osun State Commissioner of Police, CP Ibrahim Zungura, described the laws as a major growth in transport regulation, disclosing that it was signed into legislation on October 15, 2026.
Zungura stated the legislation addressed important features of highway administration, together with site visitors lights, automobile impoundment and towing. He expressed optimism that its implementation would enhance site visitors management and handle challenges related to the prevailing transport administration system.
“The programme is a laudable programme that every security agency in the state will appreciate, not only because it involves road management, but it’s also a cooperation of all security agencies to make sure that the road management has been done properly,” the police commissioner stated.
He expressed confidence that the laws would assist scale back disputes and violence at native authorities motor parks, stating, “In the past, we used to have issues in the local government garages, but this law will minimise, if not eradicate, the crises that normally emanate from the garages.”
The police commissioner urged officers concerned in enforcement to function in accordance with the legislation, whereas clarifying that the availability of ample parking areas remained the accountability of the related transport administration authorities.
On motorists who cowl or deface their automobile quantity plates, Zungura stated the Inspector-General of Police had directed commissioners of police nationwide to arrest and prosecute offenders.
“The Inspector-General of Police has given a marching order to all commissioners of police that any such person or vehicle that is seen covering or defacing the number plate should be arrested and prosecuted,” he stated.
The FRSC Sector Commander in Osogbo, Sunday Tayo, described the laws as a welcome growth however urged the state authorities to offer standardised motor parks to facilitate efficient implementation.
He stated the absence of correctly organised services might create challenges for safety businesses and park administration officers.
“The law is a welcome one. It’s going to help the working apparatus of federal safety,” Tayo stated.
He urged the federal government to attract classes from organised motor parks in Oyo State, significantly Iwo Road and Challenge in Ibadan.
He added that services outfitted with surveillance cameras and different important infrastructure would strengthen monitoring and enforcement.
Also talking, Solanke Hamzak of the Osun State Internal Revenue Service, OIRS, referred to as for transparency and accountability in income assortment. He urged safety personnel and different enforcement officers to discharge their duties in step with the legislation and warned against illegal actions at motor parks.
The Corps Commander of the Osun Amotekun Corps, Isaac Omoyele, assured the federal government that the state safety outfit would help the Osun State Park Management in sustaining legislation and order at motor parks.
He stated Amotekun was established to enrich different safety businesses and had continued to cooperate with them.
The sensitisation programme introduced collectively safety businesses, transport operators, park managers and different stakeholders to debate the provisions of the legislation and their obligations forward of enforcement.
Participants burdened the necessity for inter-agency cooperation, lawful enforcement and accountability to advertise highway security, defend commuters and transport operators, and guarantee an orderly transportation system throughout Osun State.
