DOWNLOAD: Federal High Court judgement barring VIO from confiscating vehicles, imposing fines over road traffic violations in Nigeria
The Federal High Court earlier this month delivered a judgement that prohibited the officers of the Directorate of Motor Vehicles, or VIO, from seizing vehicles or imposing any penalties over road traffic violations by Nigerians.
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