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Yesterday, the Oke LEGACY Support Network continued its free safety training and fuel-support programme for commercial motorcyclists, taking the initiative to Ogbomoso South Local Government Area.
The programme brought together hundreds pf commercial motorcyclists for practical sessions on road safety, responsible riding and compliance with traffic regulations, alongside fuel support to help ease some of the daily operating costs faced
riders who depend on their motorcycles for their livelihoods.
Officials of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) were also on ground to engage the riders, providing guidance on safe riding practices, road-user responsibilities and the importance of protecting themselves, their passengers and other road users. The presence of the agencies added an important practical dimension to the programme, allowing participants to learn directly from those responsible for road safety and enforcement.
The event was also attended
Hon. Sanjo Adedoyin, Majority Leader of the Oyo State House of Assembly, alongside other political leaders. Their presence reflected the broader interest in initiatives that support the livelihoods and safety of commercial motorcyclists within our communities.
For many of these riders, their motorcycles are their means of livelihood and the primary source of income for their families. Supporting them therefore goes beyond providing fuel; it is also about building safer habits, encouraging responsible transportation and helping them sustain their daily work.
The Oke LEGACY Support Network will proceed to Oriire Local Government Area, continuing the training and fuel support programme across the three local government areas of the federal constituency.
