Nigerian comedian I Go Save has raised a series of questions directed at the government regarding their recent implementation of a law targeting pedestrians who fail to use designated pedestrian bridges.

Expressing his concerns via a video on Instagram, he highlighted instances where the Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI) squad has been seen apprehending individuals for this offense.

While acknowledging the rationale behind enforcing such regulations, he criticized the outdated methods employed in apprehending offenders.

In his plea, he urged for a modern approach similar to that found in developed nations, emphasizing the necessity for effective traffic signals at zebra crossings to facilitate pedestrian safety.

Additionally, he questioned whether the construction of pedestrian bridges adequately considered the accessibility needs of individuals with disabilities, particularly noting the potential challenges posed by lengthy staircases.

princeiwoh said: “I totally agree with you Bros. We need to invest more in awareness in all areas.”

taiyeakin stated: “That is fact right there but they will not listen”

djeazynaija wrote: “Absolutely true. The educating people part is very important, because all these things fit dey in place, people no go still follow”

hopelapel said: “Abeg u too get sense, I jst hope the authority adhere to this”

Tell them

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