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Oyo State Governor, Engr Seyi Makinde has taken a bold step to cage excesses Chairman of Disciplinary Committee of Park Management System in Oyo State, Alhaji Mukaila Lamidi popularly called Auxillary and other members of the association.

PMS is an acronym for the Oyo State Park Management System initiated by His Excelleney,the Executive Geverner of Oye State. Engineer Oluseyi Makinde in view of the then frosty relationship and unhealthy rivalry in the transport sector. However, it has been observed that the conduct of some misguided PMS members have not only been reckless but apparently reputed with unsavory tide.

Consequently, the Oyo State Government has come up with guidelines that MUST be strictly followed in their day to day operation and while dealing with members of the public. The operating procedures are herewith appended:

No member of the PMS has the right to take Laws into his/her hands.The Criminal Code Laws of Nigeria and the Laws of Oyo State vis a vis those maintained by the OYTMA must be followed to the letter.

All members of the PMS must wear a human face while discharging their duties, be civil to members of the public and work collaboratively with members of all security agencies, State organs and other local security networks.

No member of the PMS must drive recklessly and negligently whether on duty or otherwise.
No PMS member must drink any form of liquor or intoxicating substances while on duty (You must not drink and drive).

No PMS member must take Cigarettes or any other unauthorized drugs while on duty.

No member of the PMS must consume any form of prohibited hard drugs eg. Cocaine, Cannabis, Refnol, heroin, Codeine, Opioids, tobacco Indian hemp, Tramadol etc. whether on duty or not.

No PMS member must hold canes, sticks or rods while on duty. They must be as Civil as possible and ensure that commuters rights are well protected.
All PMS members must wear the Government approved Vests and head gears as prescribed by the Oyo State Government.

All PMS members must know that the safety of every commuter matters.

All PMS members must henceforth desist from wearing Vests or head gears with unauthorized inscriptions but MUST wear only those prescribed by the Oyo State Government as described.

The Oyo State Government shall create data points throughout the State for all PMS members to be properly registered to ensure identity Management system of all PMS members.

All PMS members must have their guarantors forms filled wherein the perpetrator or the guarantor in the absence of the perpetrator will be held liable for any form of infringement against the Laws of the country/ Oyo State Government.

The leader of any unit will be held liable and face the disciplinary panel should any member under his supervision contravenes any of the stipulated guidelines and the unit leader refuses to produce the erring person.

Feedback points and phone numbers shall be created throughout the State.

Speed is a major risk factor in accident causation. All PMS members must not over speed above the described limits. Any perpetrator will face the music squarely.

Overloading control plays a major role in transportation.All PMS members will be held liable for any form of overloading that may cause harm or injury to innocent commuters.All must comply with the weight restrictions prescribed for the Buses.

Drunken drivers shall be arrested and prosecuted in line with relevant legislations through the use of modern Breathalyzers and SOPs.

All PMS members must ensure the neatness and proper sanitary condition while on duty (Do not throw refuse randomly/Urinate/Defecate anyhow) to avoid environmental hazards. Perpetrators will be arrested and pay the required fines.

All PMS members must be careful when driving during bad weathers and must avoid distractions.
All violators of any of the above Standard Operating Procedure will be dealt with decisively.

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