A NOTE TO GOVERNOR AKINWUNMI AMBODE ON LASTMA



Governor Akinwunmi Ambode please take note.......


On friday,4th of March, a friend called me that he needs N10,000 naira to get the bail of his towed car near the Alausa Secretariat central Mosque,ikeja lagos. We met today in the morning and he explained his predicament to me.
He said he parked close to the central Mosque on the marked parking lot beside the road. On getting back he didnt meet his car and on inquiry,people around told him that his car had been towed by the LASTMA officials even though they gave reasons for towing the car but those reasons were faulted by lack of use of discretion. They said the marked lot stopped behind his car even though most of the lines have been washed off by weather condition. They also asked that when he was parking did anyone gave him parking ticket? He responded no. He was later asked to go and get ten thousand naira to bail his car. In all these, there was no sign of no parking where there is parking mark.
He got the money, paid them and he was given a note to write an undertaken that they only collected money for towing without a receipt.
All these bargain transpired at the Alausa lastma towing yard on the same street with the immigration office and opposite skybank.
This information is necessary so as for the governor to know that though his effort in curbing the excesses of the LASTMA is yielding desired fruit but some unrepentant member of the transportation outfit are hell bent on continuing with their corrupt tendencies unabated.
God bless Lagos State
God bless The Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Akande Akin Sanyaolu

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