www.odogwublog.com
reports that commuters were stranded in Onitsha,
Anambra State, yesterday,
as commercial vehicle drivers withdrew their buses
from the roads to campaign for President Goodluck Jonathan and his vice, Namadi
Sambo.
Over 500 commercial buses were
withdrawn from the roads for the campaign.
Acting on the platform of
South-East, South-South Commercial Drivers Welfare Association, SSCDWA, the
drivers said their action was driven by the need for President Jonathan's
administration to continue with its Transformation Agenda.
As early as 8am, members of the
association, led by their President General, Chief Nnamdi Okafor, converged on
Niger Bridge Head, Onitsha, to receive their counterparts from Delta, Enugu and
Ebonyi states.
From there, the drivers took off to
Ihiala where they received their members from, Imo, Abia, Cross Rivers, Rivers,
Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom states.
Commuters stranded in Onitsha as commercial drivers campaign for Jonathan
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
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