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Former Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State dumped his car and took a bike at Ikeja to beat traffic snag that held him on his way to the Murtala Mohammed Airport in Lagos on Tuesday.

According to him in a later post, Lagos road traffic is no respecter of anybody.

“I had to take Okada in Ikeja to avoid missing my flight,” he said in the post with a picture showing him backed by his security aide on a commercial motorcycle

But Ikeja where the former governor took the motorcycle is one of the areas of the metropolis where commercial motorcycle operators must not operate.

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