With effect from May 25, GPRTU announces a 15% reduction in transportation fares.

Prominent transport union official Alhaji Moro has advocated for tough yet nonviolent public action against dishonest commercial drivers. He acknowledged that passengers were upset about being duped, but he strongly cautioned against mob justice.

"We understand the public's anger when they're exploited," Moro said. "But we appeal to citizens to avoid violence and instead deliver offending drivers directly to police authorities."

"We'll launch an operation to identify and remove problematic operators from our ranks right after this meeting," the transport leader said, outlining immediate measures for internal reforms. We're determined to make our industry cleaner."

Moro underlined that the best way to handle transportation complaints is through the legal channels of law enforcement, not through vigilante acts. His remarks coincide with the public's mounting discontent over certain commercial drivers' suspected wrongdoing.

The original meaning and important facts of the transport official's words are preserved while being presented in a more professional and straightforward manner in this article. The reorganization makes the message more straightforward and noteworthy.