AMORAN Chairman Defends Union’s Integrity, Announces E-Bike Distribution in Ogun State

The state chairman of the Articulate Motorcycle Owners & Riders Association of Nigeria (AMORAN), Otunba Taofeek Sokoya, has asserted that members of the union are responsible and peace-loving individuals, countering common misconceptions about their conduct. Sokoya made this statement during a live appearance on the radio program "OJU ABE" on Splash 106.7FM, yesterday, 14th of August, 2024.

During the interview, Sokoya emphasized that AMORAN regularly organizes orientation seminars for its members to educate them on the union’s ethics and norms. "I am saying with all confidence that our members are peace-loving, well-oriented, and responsible. Many people out there believe that union activities are managed by touts or rogues, but this is far from the truth," Sokoya declared. He added, "Among our members, we have lots of graduates. These individuals are well-read, discerning, and will never engage in any behavior that could tarnish the union's reputation."

Sokoya encouraged the public to report any inhumane or inappropriate activities involving union members to the AMORAN state secretariat at Car wash, Adatan. He assured that any member found guilty would face severe punishment.

In addition to defending the union’s reputation, Sokoya announced that the distribution of e-bikes in Ogun State would commence soon. He clarified that no fees are required from beneficiaries, other than the submission of personal details and a guarantor. The initiative, supported by the state governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, will be led by the three major motorcycle unions in Ogun State and is open to all residents, not just union members.

According to him, this development is part of ongoing efforts to modernize transportation in the state and promote environmentally friendly alternatives.

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