Reminder: Governor Charles Soludo's Promise to Invest in Social Transport Schemes for Urban Mass Transport for the Poor and Vulnerable/Subsidized Transport

In his agenda for Economic Transformation, Governor Charles Soludo committed to invest in social transport schemes for urban mass transport targeted at the poor and vulnerable, including subsidised transport initiatives. However, since his swearing-in and subsequent meetings with transport union leaders, the focus has primarily been on digital revenue collection without mentioning social transport schemes or investments in existing urban mass transit systems.
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While critically evaluating the progress made thus far in the promise, there are concerns about the delay in fulfilling this promise. It is crucial to remind the governor and the public of the importance of investing in social transport schemes that can greatly benefit the poor and vulnerable members of society.

Promise:  Invest in Social Transport Schemes for Urban Mass Transport for the Poor and Vulnerable/Subsidized Transport

Affordable and reliable transportation is a lifeline for those who struggle to meet their daily needs. It enables access to employment opportunities, educational institutions, healthcare services, and social activities. By investing in social transport schemes, Governor Charles Soludo has the potential to improve the lives of thousands of individuals and families who rely on public transportation.
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Therefore, we urge Governor Charles Soludo to revisit his promise and prioritise the implementation of social transport schemes for urban mass transport. It is essential to ensure that the poor and vulnerable have access to affordable and efficient transportation options, contributing to their overall well-being and social mobility.
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Let's hold our leaders accountable and remind them of their promises for a more inclusive and accessible society. Together, we can create positive change and provide opportunities for those who need it the most.

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