President Muhammad Buhari has approved the promotion of 907 Federal Road Safety Corps officers to various ranks.
This was revealed on Saturday by Corps Commander, Bisi Kazeem, who is the FRSC’s Head Media Relations and Strategy.
In a statement released to the press by Kazeem, he gave the breakdown of the number of officers promoted to the following positions as: 90 Assistant Corps Commanders promoted to the rank of Deputy Corps Commanders; 35 Senior Route Commanders promoted to the rank of Chief Route Commanders; 24 Route Commanders promoted to the rank of Senior Route Commanders; and 758 Deputy Route Commanders promoted to the rank of Route Commanders.
Kazeem disclosed that the Corps Marshal of Federal Road Safety Corps, Boboye Oyeyemi, has expressed gratitude to the President for the approval and also commended the performance of the newly promoted officers while encouraging Officers of the Corps to put in the best in the course of their duties.
According to Kazeem: “The Corps Marshal is assuring Officers of the Corps that there are more opportunities for promotion in the near future, and is calling on all Officers to work hard and put in a great effort to enable the Corps achieve its mandate of Road Traffic Crash Reduction.”
The Head Media Relations and Strategy added that the management of the Corps in its wisdom will be assigning new job designations to the newly promoted officers that befit the new ranks they now occupy.
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