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Osun lawmakers approve digital plan to curb multiple motor-park tickets

Source: Punch Nigeria · 23 Sep 2026, 19:18 UTC
Osun lawmakers approve digital plan to curb multiple motor-park tickets
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The Osun State House of Assembly has passed legislation proposing a digitalised ticketing system for motor parks. The measure is intended to stop multiple ticketing across the state, although the supplied report does not set out the system’s implementation timetable, operating details or the penalties that may apply.

The Osun State House of Assembly has passed a bill introducing a digitalised ticketing system for motor parks across the state. The proposed system is aimed at ending multiple ticketing, a practice in which transport operators may be required to pay for more than one ticket at motor parks. The supplied report does not provide details of how the digital platform will operate or identify the authorities responsible for administering it.

It also does not state when the bill will take effect, whether it requires further approval or what sanctions will apply to multiple ticketing. The assembly’s stated objective, according to the report, is to replace the existing arrangement with a single digitalised process.

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