Omeje spoke on Friday at the send-off party organised for him by the FRSC, Lagos Sector Command at Ojodu-Berger, Lagos.
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The Deputy Corps Public Education Officer, McCharm Sambo, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja
The Lagos State Sector Commander of FRSC, Hyginus Omeje, disclosed this in a statement by Olabisi Sonusi, the Sector Public Education Officer in Lagos
Site preparation on the 600 metres Lagos outbound diversion which began on Thursday was concluded at about 11:50 a.m. on Tuesday.
The Sector Commander, Hyginus Omeje, disclosed this on Tuesday during his visit to the Badagry Unit Command in commemoration of the World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims/African Road Safety Day in Lagos.
Hyginus Omeje, the Sector Commander of the Corps, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Wednesday.
The Federal Road Safety Corps has said that the new task team to clear Apapa gridlock was making progress as measures were also being put in place to ensure sustainability in accordance with the recent President Muhammadu Buhari’s ultimatum.
Lagos State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps says no fewer than 60,000 driver’s licenses are yet to be collected by applicants in the state.
The Federal Road Safety Corps says motorists creating additional lanes and driving against traffic on the Lagos-lbadan Expressway will be booked for psychiatric check.
The Federal Road Safety Corps has announced that there will be restriction of movement for trailers, tankers and other articulated vehicles into Lagos State on February 1, 2, 8 and 9, 2019.
Hyginus Omeje, the FRSC Lagos State Sector Commander, gave the advice during the official flag off of the “Ember Months” safety campaign tagged “Safe Driving, Safe Arrival”.
John Meheux, the Zonal Commanding Officer in Charge of Ogun and Lagos States, made the disclosure in his remarks at the “2018 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims’’ in Lagos.
Hyginus Omeje, the Lagos State Sector Commander of FRSC, warned in Lagos that the corps would randomly pick vehicles for inspection during the ‘Operation Restore Sanity on Lagos Roads/Operation Velvet’.
The Federal Road Safety Corps, Lagos State Command, on Thursday, assured residents of the state of free flow of traffic, in spite the temporary closure of the third mainland bridge.
Speaking with reporters after inspecting the progress of the operation in company of heads of security agencies and other stakeholders, the Commissioner for Transportation, Ladi Lawanson, said it was gratifying to report that the Task Force was able to free the road from Toyota to Mile 2 in a rigorous operation that lasted for 72 hours between Friday and Sunday
The Federal Road Safety Corps has said that efforts are being made to place bars on some Lagos bridges to prevent indiscriminate parking of tankers and articulated vehicles.
Hyginus Omeje, the FRSC Sector Commander in Lagos State, made this known on Wednesday at the 3rd Quarter overview of 2018 Corporate Strategic Goals and Projection at Sector Command, Ojodu Berger.
Omeje who disclosed this on Saturday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, urged the owners of the licences to collect them as the command would soon embark on “Operation Show Your Driving Licence”
Omeje said the new rail line would help to reduce the influx of articulated vehicles to Apapa and its environs.
Hyginus Omeje, the Lagos State Sector Commander of the FRSC, gave the commendation on Sunday during a “Five-kilometre Walk, Carnival and Charity programme” organised by HEI in Lagos.