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SA Peace and Security Ogoja LGA, Mr. Okongor Sylvester Warns traders at Ndok Junction to Move 6 Meters Away from the highway

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SA Peace and Security Ogoja LGA, Mr. Okongor Sylvester, at Ndok junction with community leaders addressing traders on the risk involved in displaying thier products close to the busy road side.
The advised that they take 6 meters off the road, for their safety, their goods and that of road users. He also discussed with the Ndok community leaders headed by Mr. Agaji Peter, ways to clear the multiple road blocks in the name of collecting revenue for the government which in reality ends up in individuals pocket. 
As a pragmatic SA, he personally dismantled some of the road blocks and caution against fraudulent revenue collection activities on our roads which has a direct negative economic impact on the Ogoja people and warned that the era of such activities is gone with the new sheriff in town.
Reacting, Ndok youth president Mr. Agaji Peter praised Mr. Okongor and thanked him for moving swiftly to stop the revenue collecting Hawks from making life unbearable for the ogoja traders and road users.

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