The event was organised Monday in collaboration with the Zonal Clinic of the FRSC RS8HQ as part of activities marking the zone’s Clinic Health Week tagged ‘Know Your Numbers’ in Ilorin.
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FRSC’s spokesperson, Bisi Kazeem, who made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Sunday, said so far compliance was impressive.
The Corps Marshal of FRSC, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, and his team need the cooperation of all to guarantee the safety of lives and properties of road users and ensure that all road traffic rules are obeyed in Nigeria. Good road safety culture should be adopted and adored as a mandatory lifetime skill by each individual in other to build a safe motoring society
Prof. Sulyman Age-AbdulKareem, the Director of the University’s Laboratory to Product Centre, said at a routine meeting of the Speed Limiter team in Ilorin on Wednesday that the device was trending
The spokesman of the agency, Bisi Kazeem, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Friday that accredited vendors were in charge of sale and calibration of the device
The spokesman of the Corps, Bisi Kazeem, gave the clarification in a telephone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Tuesday
This followed the Advisory Enforcement of the device on the commercial vehicles in 2016, preparatory to the full enforcement of the facility
The Spokesman of the corps, Bisi Kazeem, told newsmen on Tuesday in Abuja that sector and field commands of the agency had been fully mobilised for the exercise
He said the union had pleaded with the Federal Road Safety Corps to convince its selected vendors of the device to reduce the price, but to no avail.
He said that Cross Rivers was leading on the compliance list with 738 vehicles, Akwa Ibom State second with 650, Enugu State 403, Ebonyi State 474 and Lagos State 256
The Deputy Corps Marshal in charge of Operations, Adai Abu, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Jos, the Plateau State capital
Oyeyemi, who was represented by an Assistant Corps Marshal, Kehinde Adeleye, said the enforcement on the use of the device was part of the strategy towards ensuring safety on Nigerian roads
Alhassan Abu, an Assistant Corps Commander of the commission, made the appeal on Saturday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Ile-Ife
In a press release by Bisi Kazeem, the Head of Media Relations and Strategy, the Governor, who was represented by his Special Assistant on Transportation, Prince Anofiu Elegushi, noted that the increasing rate of road traffic crashes and fatalities being experienced from speed related crashes in the country makes it imperative that stakeholders take necessary measures to address the menace