Nigeria Police Begins Enforcement Of Third-Party Insurance On February 1st

NPF says it will go ahead with the enforcement of Third-party Motor Insurance policy, starting Saturday, February 1st.

The Nigeria Police Force cautions vehicle owners and operators against non-compliance with this essential regulation.

Says failure to possess valid Third Party Insurance will result in strict enforcement actions, including fines or penalties or both.

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) says it will go ahead with the enforcement of Third-party Motor Insurance policy for vehicle owners, starting Saturday, February 1st 2025, violations which it said will attract imprisonment, fines or both.

In a statement on Friday, the Force said that the initiative aims to reinforce road safety measures and ensure that all vehicle owners comply with the stipulated insurance requirements to protect themselves and others on the road.

“The Nigeria Police Force cautions vehicle owners and operators against non-compliance with this essential regulation. Failure to possess valid Third Party Insurance will result in strict enforcement actions, including fines or penalties or both.

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“Effective February 1st, all vehicle owners nationwide are required to possess valid Third Party Insurance as they move about. And those without the Insurance, are advised to be insured quickly to avoid any sort of embarrassment.

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has directed all State Commissioners of Police to ensure due enforcement. All police officers will be empowered to conduct checks and enforce penalties for non-compliance in line with relevant extant laws.

“The Nigeria Police Force remains dedicated to enhancing road safety and protecting the lives of all citizens through the enforcement of traffic laws and regulations. Cooperation from members of the public in this crucial endeavor is much appreciated,” the statement added.

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