The Lagos state government recently banned okada and keke napep riders from plying major roads in the state. This ban led to many people losing their daily source of income and they protested, urging the government to lift the ban. A young lady identified simply as Sandra revealed that she makes N20,000 daily working for a motorcycle transportation service. In the interview, Sandra begged the government to lift the ban, saying that she uses the money she makes to put herself through school. Olukokun Adepeju, a philanthropist and owner of Kokun foundation, has come to her aid. The philanthropist surprised Sandra with a Toyota Corolla to register for a car service business. He said she should use it to sustaining her family and continue her education. Sandra was seen in a video looking surprised after receiving the car. She hugged Kokun and thanked him for giving her the car.

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It’s a beautiful amazing Tuesday! Guess what? I have seen Sandra who ride go lads who collected as Hire purchase but unfortunately she can’t drive it again due to government ban! But, God as prove himself, Today we Dash sandra a new Toyota Corolla 2004 for Uber to sustain her to feed herself, family and also use it to send her self to school in Yabatech! My People let’s not merely say that we love each other; let us show the truth by our actions! God bless Chinonso okoye! #Kokun Foundation

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