Cross River Exempts Women, Elderly Drivers From Vehicle Registration, Levies
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Cross River exempts women, elderly drivers from vehicle registration, levies
An official described the move as part of Governor Bassey Otu's “People First” agenda and the administration’s “Season of Sweetness” for transporters. The post Cross River exempts women, elderly drivers from vehicle registration, levies appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
C’River exempts women, elderly drivers from vehicle registration, levies
Cross River State offers relief to women and elderly commercial drivers, exempting them from vehicle registration and daily operational levies. Learn more Read More: https://punchng.com/criver-exempts-women-elderly-drivers-from-vehicle-registration-levies/
Cross River State Govt Exempts Women, Elderly Drivers from Vehicle Levies
The Cross River State Government has announced a new policy exempting women in commercial transport and men aged 60 and above from paying vehicle registration and daily operational levies.The Chairman of the Cross River Transport Regulatory Agency (CTRA), Chief Oliver Orok, disclosed the initiative on Monday during a meeting with drivers’ unions in Calabar and the southern senatorial district.Orok explained that the measure aligns with Governor …
Cross River Waives Transport Levies for Women, Elderly Men
The Cross River State Government has announced that women operating commercial vehicles and men aged 60 and above will no longer be required to pay registration fees or daily operational levies. Chief Oliver Orok, Chairman of the Cross River Transport Regulatory Agency (CTRA), disclosed the policy on Monday during a meeting with transport unions in Calabar. According to Orok, the waiver is part of Governor Bassey Otu’s “People First” agenda and …
C’River Govt. exempts women, elderly drivers from vehicle registration, levies
The Cross River Government has exempted women in commercial transport and men aged 60 and above from paying vehicle registration and daily operational levies. The Chairman of the Cross River Transport Regulatory Agency (CTRA), Chief Oliver Orok, announced the policy on Monday during a meeting with the drivers’ union covering Calabar metropolis and the southern […]
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