MCE Engages Okada Riders on Safety and Regulation 

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The Municipal Chief Executive for Krachi East (MCE) Mr Safo Nketia, has held a crucial meeting with local ‘Okada’ riders to discuss ways to enhance their operations and safety within the Municipality. 

Mr Nketia educated the riders on the registration process for special number plates, emphasizing its importance in promoting safety and accountability.  

He assured the riders that the municipal assembly is committed to addressing their challenges and ensuring sustainable operations. 

The MCE highlighted plans to standardize fare charges, promoting fairness and transparency in pricing. 

Additionally, he announced a specialised screening process for riders to obtain a riding license, reinforcing the importance of proper licensing and adherence to safety regulations. 

This initiative aims to benefit riders and passengers, contributing to the municipality’s overall development. 

The Okada riders have expressed heartfelt gratitude to the MCE for his initiative to engage with them and address their concerns. 

The riders commended the MCE for showing genuine interest in their well-being and working conditions. 

Mr Peter Kwabena Osei, on behalf of the riders appreciated the MCE’s efforts to standardize fare charges, provide special number plates, and ensure proper licensing. 

He expressed optimism that these initiatives will improve their operations and overall livelihoods. 

Mr Osei told the Ghana News Agency (GNA) that, the MCE’s gesture has fostered a sense of appreciation and cooperation between them and the Municipal Assembly, paving the way for a more harmonious and productive working relationship. 

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