Abuja number plate crisis: Months of delays, alleged racketeering, extra fees spark outrcy
Allegations of delays, scarcity and unofficial payments have marred the acquisition of vehicle number plates in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. Some applicants who spoke to DAILY POST alleged that motorists who are willing to pay extra are sometimes given preferential treatment, while those relying on the official process are left waiting for more than […] Abuja number plate crisis: Months…
A crisis has erupted over the acquisition of vehicle number plates in Abuja, Nigeria, due to alleged delays, scarcity, and unofficial payments. Applicants have reported paying significantly higher fees and waiting for more than three months for their plates, while some have claimed to have been offered premium services at inflated prices.
The issue has sparked outrage among motorists and dealers, who are calling on the Federal Government and FCT authorities to investigate the allegations, clarify the official process, and address the supply shortage. The Directorate of Road Traffic Services (DRTS) has acknowledged the validity of the complaints.
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