Showing posts with label Transport. Show all posts
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Saturday, December 14, 2024

FRSC decorates 44 new officers, marshals in Kano


By Bosede Olufunmi

The Federal Road Safety Corps in Kano (FRSC) has decorated 44 newly promoted officers and admonished them be courageous and of good conduct.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that among those promoted were; three chief route commander (CRC) promoted to assistant corps commander (ACC), six route commanders to superintendent route commander (SRC).

Two assistant route commander (ARC) were promoted to deputy route Commander (DRC), three marshals to inspectors while 30 road marshal assistants were also decorated in Kano.

The Sector Commander, FRSC Kano Command, Umar Matazu while decorating the officers on Friday at the Federal Road Safety Corps office, urged them to reciprocate the good gesture done to them by giving their best.

Matazu represented by the deputy Corps Commander, Hussaini Suleiman, said their diligence and commitment would not only reflect on their personal growth, but also contribute to the overall success of the Command.

According to him, “the road ahead holds new challenges and responsibilities, it is therefore paramount that you justify your promotion through continued excellence in your duties.

“Your elevation signifies not only personal accomplishment, but also commitment to upholding the values and standards of our esteemed organisation,” he said.

Matazu expressed appreciation to the FRSC management for the promotion and urged the officers not to disappoint the Corps for the confidence reposed in them.

He advised them to be more committed, dedicated, discipline and loyal while discharging their duties. (NAN) 

Saturday, November 23, 2024

2024 World RTC remembrance day: FRSC reiterates commitment to promote safe motoring practice



By Zainab Olufunmi

The Federal Road Safety Corps has
reiterates it's commitment to reduce road crashes and promoting safe motoring practices.
 
The Sector Commander, CC UM Masa'udu, disclose this at the 2024 World Road Traffic Crash (RTC) Remembrance Week Day five with a special Jumu'at service at the Al-Furqan Jumu'at Mosque, Alu Avenue, Nassarawa GRA, Kano.

Masa'udu attended the service alongside senior staff and other personnel.

This is contained in a statement signed and issued by the Command Public Relations Officer, (PRO) Abdullahi Labaran on Friday in Kano.

Earlier, the Chief Imam, Prof Bashir A Umar, in his sermon emphasized the importance of adopting safe road culture to protect human life, as enshrined in Islamic teachings. 

He also noted that motorists who cause loss of life due to recklessness will be liable to death upon conviction, in accordance with Islamic law.(ER)

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