FRSC Operatives Applauded For Dedication, Professionalism During Sallah Celebrations
By Sunday Etuka
The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Shehu Mohammed, has commended personnel deployed across the for the ongoing Eid el-Kabir Special Patrol Operations, citing their dedication, professionalism, and remarkable performance during the festive period.
According to a statement on Monday by the FRSC Deputy Corps Commander, Corps Public Education Officer, Osondu Ohaeri, the commendation follows reports received from supervisory teams deployed from the National Headquarters to monitor the nationwide special operations.
He noted that the commitment and gallantry demonstrated by the personnel have contributed significantly to the successes recorded so far in ensuring safer highways and smoother traffic flow during the festive period.
“The positive impact of the special patrol operations has been largely driven by the unwavering commitment of FRSC personnel as well as the cooperation received from members of the motoring public,” the Corps Marshal said, while expressing satisfaction with the general conduct and operational efficiency of the deployed officers/
Mohammed urged the officers not to relent in their efforts but to sustain the current momentum throughout the duration of the exercise.
He appealed to all road users to continue to support the Corps by complying with traffic regulations and adhering strictly to all road safety advisories issued during the festive season.
in addition, he reviewed the progress of the operations nationwide and expressed confidence in the capacity of the personnel to sustain the gains already achieved. He, however, noted with concern that some motorists still engage in dangerous traffic violations capable of undermining road safety efforts.
Consequently, he warned motorists against acts such as speeding, dangerous overtaking, overloading, use of phones while driving, and other traffic infractions, stressing that such violations remain major contributors to road traffic crashes.
He urged all road users to exercise patience, maintain discipline on the highways, and comply with established traffic regulations, emphasising that road safety remains a shared responsibility and that the road does not forgive mistakes.
The Corps Marshal reassured the public of the Corps’ commitment to ensuring a safe and hitch-free post Eid el-Kabir celebration for all Nigerians through sustained enforcement, public enlightenment, traffic management, and prompt rescue services across the nation’s highways.
