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    Vice President Koung Launches “OKADAMOTTO” Mobile Application to Empower Motorcyclists

    Rural Reporters News NetworkBy Rural Reporters News NetworkJanuary 22, 20251 Comment2 Mins Read
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    Vice President Jeremiah K. Koung delivers launch address at the Paynesville City Hall.
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    By: Geeplay Ezekiel Geeplay

    Montserrado County, Monrovia- January  21, 2025 – Vice President Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung has officially launched the mobile application “OKADAMOTTO,” encouraging motorcyclists across the country to view motorbike riding not as a permanent occupation, but as a stepping stone toward achieving their goals.

    A rider of the company showcases the full gear of the institution during the launch program.

    During the launch event held at Paynesville City Hall on Tuesday, Vice President Koung urged motorcyclists to invest wisely in their riding activities.

    VP Hon. Jeremiah Koung with Speaker Richard N.Koung and Justice Minister Cllr. N. Oswald Toweh take group photo with few officials OkkadaMotto including its CEO,Dr. Mohammed Sumaila.

    He emphasized the importance of focus as it relates to achieving one’s goal is business; sharing insights from his experiences having engaged in various business ventures, including money exchange and taxi driving.

    In addition, Vice President Koung called on unions involved in motorcycle transportation to work together as a unified body for the benefit of all operators. He added that by working as one entity, would not only give them a strong voice but it could helped them stemmed criminals and those who are bent on misrepresenting their trade.

    An Executive of the new establishment presents certificate to Vice President Koung as Speaker Richard N. Koon and other dignitaries look-on.

    He also urged, “Heavy-duty vehicle operators to exercise caution while driving within city limits to ensure harmonious coordination with motorcyclists.”

    According to Dr. Mohammed Sumaila, Chief Executive Officer of the establishment, the mobile application has been developed to provide a convenient platform for booking motorcycles, facilitating easier movement and navigation.

    Attendants well seated during the launch ceremony,held at the Paynesville City Hall.

    Meanwhile some citizens who graced the lunch ceremony expressed their happiness ,saying that at least when motorcyclists are properly unionized and coordinated via the mobile application it will lead to the reduction of motorcycle-riding associated crimes as well as make it easy for passengers to easily and quickly get a ride whenever the need arises to do so.

    Edited: Jesefu Morris Keita   

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