Okada, keke napep ban: Bolanle Olukanni, Ifuennada, Leo Dasilva and others react- Lagos state's recent ban on okada and keke napep vehicles in some local government areas has gained mixed reactions on social media - Some Nigerian celebrities have shared their views about the ban, stating that makes no sense and it would make lives difficult - Other Nigerians also reacted to the ban with some supporting the government's decision while the majority opposed it A few days ago the Lagos state government announced that okada riders (motorcyclists) and keke napep riders (tricyclists) are going to be banned in some major places in the state. Nigerians have taken to social media to share their opinion on the ban. Nigerian celebrities like Bolanle Olukanni and Big Brother Naija stars, Ifu Ennada and Leo Dasilva, also added their views on different social media platforms. According to Olukanni, the Nigerian government hates the people. She stated that the ban would end up living so many people unemployed, adding that it is irresponsible for a government to take away the livelihood of so many Read also Legit poll: This is what Nigerians feel about LASG's proposed ban on okada, keke PAY ATTENTION: Read best news on Nigeria's #1 news app Ifu Ennada took to Instagram to note that the ban makes no sense at all. She asked the government officials what they plan to do for people who would lose their jobs due to the ban. Leo explained that commercial buses should be banned instead of the okada and keke napep. He added that they are the ones that actually cause a nuisance on the roads. PAY ATTENTION: Do you have news to share? Contact Legit.ng instantly Other Nigerians reacted to the ban with their thoughts on Twitter. Some supported the government's decision while the majority opposed it. Heavy traffic is something that Nigerians complain of constantly in Lagos state and most times okada and keke napep riders save commuters a lot of stress because of their ability to drive through routes that cars cannot pass. Read also Author Reno Omokri drops word of advice for men, says a woman who doesn't like money is not an asset However, a lot of Nigerians also complain about the way okada and keke napep riders flout the road rules. Due to these points, it is no surprise that Nigerians have shared mixed reactions to the ban on okada and tricycles in the state. READ ALSO: NAIJ.com upgrades to Legit.ng: a letter from our Editor-in-Chief Bayo Olupohunda A poll earlier done by Legit.ng showed that Lagosians had divided views over the ban of okada and keke on some roads in the state. While many residents in the state are against the move, a smaller number of persons believe that it is a good idea. Those kicking against the ban said that it cannot work because the state government is yet to come up with better alternatives. NAIJ.com (naija.ng) -> Legit.ng We have upgraded to serve you better How Nigerians should fight corruption - civil society group - on Legit TV Read also Lagos govt speaks on alleged list of roads where Okada, Keke riders are banned from operating Source: Legit.ng - Lagos state's recent ban on okada and keke napep vehicles in some local government areas has gained mixed reactions on social media - Some Nigerian celebrities have shared their views about the ban, stating that makes no sense and it would make lives difficult - Other Nigerians also reacted to the ban with some supporting the government's decision while the majority opposed it PAY ATTENTION PAY ATTENTION READ ALSO Legit.ng