The Sector Commander, Ngozi Ezeoma, made the confirmation in a statement issued to newsmen on Monday in Umuahia, the state capital.
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Sector Commander of the lead agency in traffic management in Nigeria, Ngozi Ezeoma, confirmed this in a statement on Saturday.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the system was designed to track and penalise drivers who committed traffic offences.
The court made the orders while delivering judgment in a suit filed by a lawyer, Chinwike Chamberlain Ezebube, against the FRSC.
Kazeem, who has been active in national politics without open affiliation to any party, voted at his polling unit in Ikare-Akoko.
Since the inception of the Federal Road Safety Corps in 1988, the significance of employee welfare as a cornerstone of effective leadership has never been more apparent. The present Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, a proactive leader known for his progressive approach, is reshaping this narrative by prioritizing staff welfare, not just as a supportive measure but as a transformative leadership strategy. His commitment is revolutionizing organisational dynamics and redefining the potential of welfare programmes to foster loyalty, enhance productivity, and build an environment where employees thrive.
The Sector Commander, in a statement by the Command’s Spokesperson, Florence Okpe, urged drivers to always ensure maximum rest in order to be able to function properly.
Corps Public Education and Strategic Communications Officer, Olusegun Ogungbemide, revealed this on Friday in Abuja.
Medinat Akanbi, the Sector Head of Operations, gave the charge in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Osogbo.
This was contained in a statement issued by the Acting Corps Public Education Officer, Olusegun Ogungbemide, in Abuja.
Mohammed who said this during Corps traffic monitoring of the Sallah travels on Saturday in Abuja.
The Acting Sector Commander, Medinat Akanbi, made this known to the News Agency of Nigeria in Osogbo on Saturday.
Twenty-six people reportedly escaped unhurt from the crashes in three separate incidents across the state.
Akanbi said a Toyota white commercial bus with registration number plate, DAH 77LG lost control on high speed, leading to an accident.
Samuel Oyedeji, Kogi FRSC Sector Commander, told the News agency of Nigeria the incident occurred on Sunday.
Biu gave the warning at the first quarter Corps Marshal strategy session with commanding officers in Abuja
The new appointee, who was unveiled via a statement on Wednesday, is to represent the North East geopolitical zone.
According to Okpe, the accident was caused by the driver of the Mazda bus who lost control of the wheels while sleeping
Anthony Uga, Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps in Ogun State, made this known on Saturday.