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Territorial Administration: Bike-riders cautioned to be law-abiding.

Following recent circulation disturbance caused by bike-riders in the political capital city of Yaounde in relation to a prohibition order by the Governor of the Centre Region limiting them on their areas of circulation, the Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, has held a meeting to reiterate on the respect of the law in Cameroon. The November 14, 2019 sensitisation meeting with administrative officials, mayors and motorbike riders’ syndicate was aimed at educating the biker-riders on the importance of the respect of existing regulations.

Minister Atanga Nji congratulated them for having since Monday November 11, 2019 respected the order which delimits their circulation in certain parts of Yaounde. “I acknowledge the fact that bike-riders help in the transportation of persons but they need to respect the law. Yaounde is a beautiful and orderly city and will in the near future be hosting a very important political event. It is important for bike-riders to respect their limits of circulation for peace and security”, he stated. The Minister said he has received several complaints about biker-riders not respecting traffic signs and highway codes, poor driving and are sometimes accomplices of theft. “Most of you bike-riders do not wear helmets, are not dressed in identification jackets and do not meet up with the necessary circulation documents.

Help us to help you and support you in your job”, Paul Atanga Nji told them.

To the administration, he told them to ensure that bike-riders respect the circulation restriction order. “Local authorities and trade unions should collaborate with us in instituting order in the profession and the government will accompany and support you”, he told them, insisting that bike-riders who will allow themselves to be misled by unscrupulous people will face the law. “I have visited other countries and the motorbike business sector is well organized with proper identification. You the bike-riders need to respect the law and the forces of law and order. A republic is constructed on the respect of the Law”, he stated.

The Territorial Administration Minister said the government has been tolerant enough and it is time for order to be reinstated once and for all.

Culled from Cameroon Tribune.