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`Warri Keke and Okada Riders Clash With Police and Agbero for Main Market - Passengers Stranded
Warri for Delta State don hot again as Keke and Okada riders clash with police and agbero boys for main market area today.
According to eyewitnesses, the wahala start early this morning when agbero boys try to collect extra money from Keke riders for loading fee. The Keke men talk say the money too much, and dem no go pay.
One Keke rider wey dey work for Warri/Sapele road talk say: "Every day na different money dem dey collect. Yesterday na N200, today dem talk say na N500. How we wan make money like this? Fuel don cost, everything don cost."
As the argument dey go on, police come enter the matter. But instead of to settle am, police begin to arrest some Keke riders and seize their Keke. Na there kasala burst.
Other Keke and bike men wey see wetin dey happen come park their Keke begin protest. Dem block small part of the road, and passengers wey dey go work for morning no fit see Keke enter market.
One market woman wey sell fish for main market talk say: "I don wait for Keke since 7am, no Keke dey. My fish go spoil for market. Government suppose help us talk to these agbero people."
Another passenger wey dey go work for Effurun talk say: "I don pay N400 from 300 wey I dey pay before. This transport wahala for Warri dey too much. Every week na new price."
For Warri, Asaba and Benin, this kind of Keke vs agbero wahala don become everyday thing. Many riders dey complain say agbero and police dey collect too much money, and na passengers dey suffer am at the end because fare go increase.
As at the time of writing this report, some Keke don start to work small small, but many areas still no get enough Keke. Police don release some of the Keke wey dem seize, but dem warn riders make dem no block road again.
What is your experience? How much you dey pay for Keke for your area for Warri now? Has agbero wahala affected your area? Drop your comment below, make we know wetin dey happen for your side.
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