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I don't want to spoil peoples business. Artisans are leaving their crafts for Okada. I do not understand why the state government is promoting Okada business. I'm very sorry, but we are crippling the mind for a non sustainable business
They give them these Okada at a high price, they will ride this thing for almost a year, before they can refund the money. There is nothing special about Okada business. It is a systemic mental slavery
People think, they are eradicating Poverty. No! They are empowering mental slavery, which is a silent recipe of poverty. You will hardly see a good, artisan. Because all of them are now riding okada. Nobody want to learn any form of artisanship anymore.
Young boys from secondary schools, now take okada riding business, as a viable job. They can't think beyond that, they don't even want to think make money and carry Olosho.
I'm very sorry, if this perceived as spoiling peoples business
I'm very sorry, if this perceived as spoiling peoples business
Learning a crafts imbibe some values and ethics in young minds. We are empowering recalcitrants teenagers, who are known louts in their respective high schools to continue violence, in the name if winning election
Security agencies can testify that; most of these okadas are use to rob, because of their mobility. I'm not advocating for banning of Okada. But the state government need to regulate the influx of Okada in Oyo state. I'm very sorry, for any misinterpretation of this thread
