Photos: IGP engages Okada riders on road safety, registration and crime prevention
Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Christian Tetteh Yohuno has engaged the leadership of the Okada Riders Association of Ghana (ORAG) on road safety, regulatory compliance and collaboration with the Ghana Police Service.
Inspector-General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno met with leaders of the Okada Riders Association of Ghana to discuss road safety, regulation adherence, and joint initiatives with the Ghana Police Service. The meeting, held on September 16, included IGP, Police Management Board members, and ORAG representatives. Yohuno emphasized the importance of road safety for commercial motorbike riders, urging members to undergo proper training and adhere to traffic regulations.
He also asked ORAG to regularly educate its members on responsible riding to decrease road accidents and encourage safer road usage. The IGP further requested riders to identify themselves, ensure registration, comply with licensing, and have their motorbikes registered. ORAG President Michael Kofi Owusu confirmed the association's willingness to collaborate with the Police Service to enhance operations and support road safety and crime reduction efforts. Yohuno promised continued engagement with the association to address rider concerns.
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