HOW MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS ENABLE TRAFFIC OFFENCES IN ENUGU THROUGH INCOMPETENCE AND SELECTIVE ENFORCEMENT
The article presents a strong and urgent critique of the deteriorating traffic management system in Enugu State, highlighting how malfunctioning traffic lights, alleged selective enforcement, and unethical revenue-driven practices within the Ministry of Transport are endangering public safety and eroding public trust. It emphasizes the growing frustration of motorists and residents who face confusion, intimidation, and inconsistent traffic regulation amid faulty infrastructure and allegations of corruption. The piece ultimately calls for comprehensive reforms centered on professionalism, accountability, transparency, and the restoration of a fair and effective traffic control system that prioritizes human lives over revenue generation.