Reported by: Ijeoma G | Edited by: Henry Owen
The Oyo State Government has issued a stern directive to traders, artisans, motor dealers, and vendors occupying pedestrian walkways and roadside spaces across the state. Authorities have warned that those who fail to comply will face strict penalties.
The move is part of the state’s ongoing efforts to decongest public spaces, enhance road safety, and ensure orderly urban management. Officials stressed that pedestrian walkways and roadside areas must remain accessible to the public, free from obstruction by commercial activities.
The directive underscores the government’s commitment to creating safer, more organized streets while encouraging vendors and traders to seek designated markets and commercial areas for their businesses.
Residents and commuters have largely welcomed the decision, noting that unobstructed walkways and roads will improve safety and ease daily mobility.
The government has assured enforcement will be carried out fairly but warned that non-compliance will attract immediate sanctions.
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