Boda Boda operators to undergo mandatory training
The Bodaboda Safety Association of Kenya (BAK) has announced compulsory training for all boda boda riders
The Bodaboda Safety Association of Kenya (BAK) has announced compulsory training for all boda boda riders.
The Bodaboda Safety Association of Kenya (BAK) has announced that all boda boda operators will undergo a compulsory on passenger safety and ethical behaviour.
In a statement on Sunday, October 6, BAK National Executive Chairman Kevin Bwire Mubadi noted that the decision was reached following an incident where a boda boda rider is alleged of sexually assaulted a female passenger in Machakos County.
Mubadi condemned the Saturday night incident, maintaining that the association is committed to ensuring the safety and dignity of all passengers.
“In light of this incident, we are taking immediate steps to reinforce our commitment to safety and accountability within our ranks. We will be implementing the following measures.
“All bodaboda riders will undergo compulsory training focused on passenger safety, respect, and ethical behavior. This training will emphasize the importance of treating all passengers with dignity,” Mubadi remarked.
Another Kenyan athlete and world champion dies in hospital
Morara Kebaso issues demand to Police IG
EACC, DPP clash again over withdrawal of another Sh292 million case
Former MP declines President Ruto appointment
Find it in your heart to forgive me; Gachagua apologizes to Ruto
SHA system is now fully operational; Health PS
At the same time, the BAK chairman disclosed that the association will establish a streamlined reporting mechanism for passengers to safely report any misconduct by boda boda riders.
He also noted that the association will work closely with law enforcement agencies to ensure all allegations of misconduct are thoroughly investigated and that appropriate actions are taken against those found culpable.
Additionally, Mubadi stated that BAK will launch campaigns aimed at educating both riders and passengers about safety practices, rights, and responsibilities.
“We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the victim and assure her that we are committed to ensuring justice is served. The Bodaboda Safety Association of Kenya stands united in our mission to promote a safe, respectful, and professional environment for all,” he stated.
Also read,
Take the DP position elsewhere after Gachagua; Former Mt Kenya MP fires at Ruto
12.7 million Kenyans enrolled for SHA as government issues update
Government calls on public to identify 107 unclaimed bodies at City Mortuary
Kenya to send 300,000 workers to Qatar; CS Mutua
Why I’ve been silent on impeachment against Gachagua; Babu Owino
Kasmuel McOure fights back after Kenyans brand him sell-out
Follow us
