NIGERIA/CAMEROON TO LEVERAGE TRADE MODERNIZATION FOR SEAMLESS CROSS-BORDER TRADE . (PHOTO).

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‎ANAMBRA GOVERNMENT REINFORCES ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY ON TRANSPORT SECTOR ABUSE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 ‎ANAMBRA GOVERNMENT REINFORCES ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY ON TRANSPORT SECTOR ABUSE 

‎By Chikodili Ideke E.

‎The Anambra State Government has dismissed five haulage enforcement officers accused of extortion, assault, theft, and harassment of commercial transporters, in line with its zero-tolerance policy on misconduct in the transport sector.

‎Speaking to journalists in Awka on 19 June 2026, the Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Edward Obiefuna Ibuzo, said the dismissals demonstrate the government’s commitment to accountability, transparency, and the protection of law-abiding operators.  

‎“This is a step toward strengthening discipline and assuring operators that government will protect their interests while enforcing strict compliance with regulations,” he said.

‎Hon. Ibuzo stated that the administration of Governor Chukwuma Soludo is creating an environment where transporters can operate without intimidation or unlawful levies.  

‎“The government will not tolerate actions that erode public trust or burden legitimate operators,” he added.

‎He noted that enforcement activities are meant to promote compliance, not to enable personal enrichment or oppression. Transport operators, he said, are vital to the state’s economy and deserve fair treatment. He urged stakeholders to cooperate with government agencies and report misconduct through appropriate channels.

‎Earlier, the Anambra Internal Revenue Service ordered the immediate dismissal of the five officers engaged by Danjude Construction Limited, its haulage revenue collection partner, following allegations of double taxation, extortion, assault, theft, and harassment.  

‎A directive signed by the Executive Director of AIRS’ Informal Sector Directorate, Dr. Ndubuisi Achebe, warned that any of the dismissed officers found participating in haulage enforcement would be acting illegally and would face arrest and prosecution.

‎The Commissioner reaffirmed that Anambra remains committed to a transport system founded on professionalism, integrity, and respect for the rights of all road users.

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