Avoid any form of political participation or piloting convoys - acting corps marshal tells officers

Mon, Sep 12, 2022
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AS political activities geared towards the  2023 general elections gather momentum across the country, Dauda Ali Biu, acting corps marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, has charged commanding officers nationwide to ensure that Staff under their purview maintain political neutrality, as well as avoid any form of participation in political rallies and campaigns and also avoid  piloting political convoys.

The directive was given in reference to the FRSC (Establishment) Act which stipulates the status of the Corps as  a public service agency that does not have any political affiliation, but solely established to provide essential services to all citizens, irrespective of their political interests or representation.

The Commanding Officers were, however, directed to be sensitive to the plight of road users and prepare to tackle any traceable traffic gridlock that could arise as a result of the aforementioned political activities by ensuring adequate deployment of personnel for ease of movement in form of traffic controls and traffic calming.  

He reassured the public of the Corps’ readiness and commitment to making the roads safer at all times and admonished them to always abide by established road traffic regulations, according to Bisi Kazeem, 

assistant corps marshal, Corps Public Education Officer, FRSC Headquarters, Abuja.

KN

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