The Anambra State Road Traffic Management Agency (ARTMA) has introduced a whistleblower campaign, tagged Operation “See It, Video It & Earn,” to strengthen traffic law enforcement and tackle the growing problem of motorists driving against traffic on dual carriageways across the state.
Under the initiative, residents are encouraged to record clear videos of motorists committing one-way traffic offences, ensuring both the vehicle and its registration number are visible, before sending the footage to ARTMA via WhatsApp on 08063159282.
Announcing the programme, ARTMA Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Emeka Konti-Okonkwo (Konti-Komplete), said whistleblowers whose video evidence is verified and leads to the successful impoundment of offending vehicles will receive a minimum reward of ₦20,000.
According to the agency, the initiative is intended to improve compliance with traffic regulations, discourage reckless driving and reduce crashes linked to one-way violations.
ARTMA also assured residents that the identities of all whistleblowers would remain strictly confidential and urged the public to support the campaign by reporting traffic offenders, stressing that collective action is key to building a safer road transport system across Anambra State.
