giopat_dc

02/08/2025

Always remember how powerful you are

01/08/2025

"Happy New Month, Jos!

As we step into this new month, let's prioritize safety on our roads!

When hopping on a keke in Jos, remember: A Safer Way to Ride is just a scan away!

Before you board, check for a QR code to ensure you're riding with a verified and trusted operator.

Stay safe, ride smart, and let's make Jos a better place for all!

"

18/07/2025

registration and verification outlet! Kalwa House, Zaramaganda Jos E Vents

15/07/2025

09/07/2025

A way to go

20/06/2025

Ensure every Tricycle you board in has a visible QR code on the screen to verify that you're in a secure vehicle. Also feel free to scan and share if you're not certain of the Keke you board

20/06/2025

TO ALL TRICYCLE OPERATORS IN JOS

If you have not registered and collected your ITTMS HANDBOOK, please go and register immediately.

If you have registered before and have handbook, go to ITTMS office at 49b Murtala Mohammed Way for verification and update.

If you have registered and don't have handbook, go and collect your handbook NOW!

If you have registered and your QR code is available, hurry and collect your QR code at ITTMS office at 49b Murtala Mohammed Way.

If you have changed Keke, also go for verification and update.

Thank you🙏🏾

THIS MESSAGE IS FROM GIOPAT DC LIMITED, TRICYCLE UNIONS AND PLATEAU STATE GOVERNMENT

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11/06/2025

Ongoing efforts by the State Government to sanitize the road transport system by the introduction of Innovative Solutions to improve safety and security for the people of Plateau State.

GO REGISTER YOUR TRICYCLE
1. Get a Handbook
2. Get a QR code

Key in quickly to enable a seamless operation!

11/06/2025

Please let's be guided

PLATEAU STATE GOVERNMENT ISSUES 72-HOUR ULTIMATUM TO
MOTORCYCLE OPERATORS IN JOS-BUKURU METROPOLIS.

The Plateau State Government has raised alarm over the recent influx of over 400 motorcycles within the Jos-Bukuru metropolis, warning that this development violates existing laws prohibiting motorcycles within the Greater Jos Master Plan. In response, the government has issued a 72-hour ultimatum for all motorcycle operators to vacate the restricted areas.

This move comes after credible reports indicated a surge in the number of motorcycles operating within the metropolitan area, prompting concerns regarding public safety and law enforcement. The state government has emphasized that the presence of motorcycles in these areas is illegal and constitutes a breach of the law.

In a statement issued by Hon. Davou Jatau Gyang, the Commissioner of Transportation for Plateau State, made it clear that the 72-hour window is a final warning for motorcycle operators to comply with the ban. “We are committed to upholding public safety, enforcing the law, and maintaining order, Motorcycle operators who fail to adhere to this directive will face strict legal action," Jatau stated.

The Plateau State Government has already mobilized mobile courts across the metropolis to ensure compliance with the law. Offenders found operating in restricted zones will be prosecuted without exception.

The government reiterated that the motorcycle ban within the Greater Jos area remains in full force and non-negotiable. This directive also underscores the state’s continued efforts to address urban traffic challenges and ensure the safety of residents in the face of growing concerns over motorcycle-related accidents and security risks.

Hon. Gyang also called on residents to support the enforcement of the law and urged motorcycle operators to respect the restrictions to avoid confrontation with law enforcement agencies.

“We understand the role motorcycles play in transportation, but it is important that everyone operates within the boundaries of the law for the greater good of the community,” the Commissioner concluded.

31/01/2025

Take caution!!

28/01/2022

The Future is Now!

In a society where
Dwells, one of the major hindrances to development is the illicit use of hard substances.
In trying to achieve our aim of Capacity Development through in rural and sub-urban regions, we have to first make these youths understand the dangers of

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