Yekini Jimoh – Lokoja
A High Court of Justice Sitting in Lokoja on Thursday declared illegal the activities of Kogi State Transport Management Authority (KOTRAMA) and has set aside the Law Establishing the Agency.
KOTRAMA was set up by Kogi State government to checkmate the activities of motorists both private and commercial vehicles in the State, however, the body went beyond their boundary by going against the law that established the body.
The court declares that the law contravenes the Provisions of the Federal Road Safety Commission Act 2007.
Justice Clement Kekere delivering his judgement in a suit brought before it by Martins Ojonimi Atojoko Vs Kogi State Transport Management Authority (KOTRAMA) & 3 Ors, declared KOTRAMA as illegal.
While pointing out that the laws establishing KOTRAMA are inhuman, established to cause hardship on motorists.
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