The Federal Road Safety Commission has commenced free training on how to drive for 30 senior staff of Federal University of Technology Minna.
The Sector Commander of the commission, Susan Ajenge, said in Minna on Monday that the first batch of trainees would train others that would pass 0n the knowledge acquired.
She expressed optimism that it would enable the trainees to have better road culture and attitude and also help to guarantee the safety of lives and property on the highways.
The sector commander said that the commission had trained drivers of the institution before embarking on the training of its senior staff.
The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Musbau Akanji, said the training came at a good time, especially during the “ember” months.
Akanji said: “We engaged the FRSC for this training for directors, deans and it is timely and of immense benefit.
“The training has addressed all we seek to know like road consciousness, signs we need to look out for to know if we are being driven well by our drivers.”
The Vice Chancellor also said that the university would soon begin training for middle level staff.
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