The Osun State House of Assembly has passed the Osun State Integrated Parks Management System Bill, 2026, into law to improve the administration of motor parks and promote safety throughout the state. This move is part of efforts to address challenges associated with motor park management and operation. The bill was passed after the House considered and adopted the report from the Committee on Public Works and Transport during a plenary session on Tuesday.
The report’s adoption followed a motion moved by the Majority Leader, Hon. Babajide Kofoworola, and seconded by Hon. Sikiru Bajepade, who represents the Ila State Constituency. The Majority Leader then moved the motion for the bill’s passage into law, which was seconded by Hon. Taofeek Olayiwola, representing the Ede South State Constituency. This led to the bill being passed into law.
The Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Adewale Egbedun, said the legislation aims to provide benefits to the people of the state, particularly motorists and other stakeholders in the transport sector. He noted that the new law would bring greater order and sanity to motor parks across Osun, contributing to the protection of lives and property. The legislation is expected to improve motor park management and create a more orderly environment for transport operators and commuters.
According to the Speaker, the legislation will provide a framework for improving motor park management and creating a more orderly environment. He added that both residents and motorists will benefit from the legislation. The Speaker also mentioned that issues arising from the implementation of the law will be handled administratively.
The passage of the bill is part of the state government's efforts to address motor park management challenges. The final copy of the legislation will be prepared and transmitted to Governor Ademola Adeleke for assent, completing the legislative process. This will ensure that the law is fully implemented and enforced across the state.
The new law is expected to have a positive impact on the state's transport sector. It will help to regulate motor park operations and improve the overall experience for commuters. The law will also provide a framework for addressing issues related to motor park management.
The Osun State Integrated Parks Management System Bill, 2026, has been passed into law to enhance motor park administration and promote safety. The law is expected to bring about positive changes in the state's transport sector.
Key points
- The Osun State House of Assembly has passed the Osun State Integrated Parks Management System Bill, 2026, into law.
- The new law aims to improve motor park management and create a more orderly environment for transport operators and commuters.
- The legislation will provide a framework for addressing issues related to motor park management.
