Table of Contents
- Traffic Offences Fine
- Implementation Date
- Policy Change Explanation
- Law Enforcement and Compassion
- Special Task Force
Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State has set the fine for traffic offences in the state at ₦10,000.
Soludo announced that this fine will take effect starting October 14, 2025.
The governor made this announcement during a town hall meeting with transport stakeholders at the Chuba Ikpeazu Stadium in Onitsha. This information was included in a statement released by his Press Secretary, Christian Aburime, on Tuesday.
He clarified that the fine is part of a significant policy change aimed at reducing the financial burden on motorists in Anambra State.
Soludo stated, “From October 14, 2025, the highest fine for any traffic offence in the state will be ₦10,000, regardless of the type of offence.”
“This policy aims to ease the economic pressure on our citizens, especially during a time when many are facing increasing costs.”
“In addition to this, we emphasize the need to balance law enforcement with empathy for the daily challenges experienced by drivers and residents.”
“We are partners in progress. We will establish a special task force to combat illegal tax collectors. Anyone who collects cash should ensure it is remitted to government funds.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new fine for traffic offences in Anambra State?
The new fine for traffic offences in Anambra State is set at ₦10,000.
When will the new traffic fine take effect?
The new traffic fine will take effect on October 14, 2025.
What is the purpose of this new policy?
The purpose of this new policy is to alleviate the financial burden on motorists, especially during challenging economic times.
Will there be enforcement against illegal tax collectors?
Yes, a special task force will be established to enforce laws against illegal tax collectors.
