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Delta Police Begin Enforcement Of Third-Party Insurance Rules

THE Delta State Police Command has begun strict enforcement of the Third-Party Motor Vehicle Insurance policy, following a directive from the Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun. 

This enforcement, effective from 1st February 2025, is in line with the Insurance Act and the Motor Vehicle (Third-Party Insurance) Act, which require all vehicle owners to have at least Third-Party Insurance before driving on Nigerian roads.

According to the Delta State Police Command, a worrying decline in insured vehicles has been recorded, as reported by the Nigeria Insurance Association.

To address this, the Command has established a dedicated enforcement team to ensure compliance and protect accident victims through proper compensation.

Commissioner of Police, Abaniwonda Olufemi, emphasised the importance of insurance compliance for road safety.

“Driving without insurance is not only illegal but also irresponsible. Uninsured drivers put themselves and others at financial risk,” he stated, urging all motorists to verify their policies and ensure coverage before driving.

Delta Police Begin Enforcement Of Third-Party Insurance Rules

Motorists must carry valid proof of Third-Party Insurance at all times to avoid severe legal consequences.

The police warn that failure to comply may lead to vehicle seizure, impoundment, or prosecution.

The enforcement campaign aims to create safer roads for responsible drivers.

“This is about fairness and protecting law-abiding road users,” CP Olufemi stressed.

The police call on all drivers to secure proper insurance and contribute to a more accountable driving culture in Delta State.

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Micheal Chukwuebuka is a passionate writer. He is a reporter with STONIX NEWS. Besides writing, he is also a cinematographer.

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