The Federal Government emphasizes zero tolerance for corruption and indiscipline within the Federal Road Safety Corps.
During a strategic meeting in Abuja, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Sen. George Akume, stressed the need for enhanced efforts to reduce road accidents and improve traffic control.
The appointment of Malam Shehu Mohammed as the FRSC Corps Marshal was approved by President Bola Tinubu in May 2024, with high expectations for positive results based on his track record.
The strategic session focused on equipping commanding officers for better performance, aiming to enhance the effectiveness of the Corps in achieving its goals.
The SGF commended the Corps for its dedication to providing safer roads and emphasized the need for collaboration between various stakeholders.
Efforts are required to align with the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda and ensure the development and sustainability of a comprehensive road safety culture.
The government vows to crack down on corruption and uphold discipline among FRSC officers and personnel, emphasizing the critical role of the agency in national development.
Optimism is expressed for the future improvement of Nigeria through collaborative efforts with international partners and stakeholders, ensuring adequate logistics and support for the Corps.
The management is urged to strive for continuous improvement and elevate the Corps to new heights, fostering partnerships with other security agencies for effective operations.
Emphasis is placed on the need for deliberate actions that add value, promote adherence to traffic rules, and enhance safety management for better outcomes in Nigeria.
The government reiterates its commitment to supporting FRSC’s noble goals by providing necessary resources and administrative support for sustainable growth.