Okada Motto Ghana Takes Off: Hon. Ras Mubarak Advocates for Professional Training and Regulation

Okada Motto Ghana Takes Off: Hon. Ras Mubarak Advocates for Professional Training and Regulation

In a significant move to formalize the Okada industry in Ghana, Okada Motto Ghana has officially launched its operations, with Hon. Ras Mubarak at the helm. The company has pledged to provide professional training for commercial motorcycle riders, enhancing their operations and ensuring safety on the roads.

This initiative is in line with the government’s decision to regulate Okada activities, creating employment opportunities for Ghana’s youth. Hon. Ras Mubarak, speaking on behalf of Okada Motto Ghana, commended the government’s efforts to legalize the Okada business, emphasizing the need for professional regulation.

Mubarak, a former Member of Parliament for Kumbungu, stressed the importance of formal training for Okada riders, advocating for collaboration with certified driving schools nationwide. This structured training would equip riders with essential road safety knowledge, defensive riding skills, and compliance with traffic regulations.

A well-regulated framework, Mubarak noted, would not only reduce road accidents involving Okada riders but also boost public confidence in their services. He urged the government to institute a licensing system specifically tailored for commercial motorcyclists.

Okada Motto Ghana’s launch marks a significant milestone in the formalization of the Okada industry in Ghana. With Hon. Ras Mubarak’s leadership and advocacy, the company is poised to revolutionize the sector, prioritizing safety, efficiency, and professionalism.

Story by Fada Amakye from Daily Sun & Top radio