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Corps Marshal Mohammed Reiterates Commitment to Realization of Nigeria Road Safety Strategy

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Joel Ajayi


The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Shehu Mohammed has Reiterated the dedication and commitment of the Corps under his leadership to achieving the goals outlined in the Nigeria Road Safety Strategy (NRSS) II document, a medium-term sector strategy aimed at developing and applying missing blocks to achieve the mission and vision of road safety in Nigeria. 


In a statement Signed on Saturday by the Assistant Corps Marshal Corps Public Education Officer FRSC Headquarters Abuja Olusegun Ogungbemide reveals that Corps Marshal stated this in his response to the inauguration of the National Road Safety Advisory Council by the Vice President, Kashim Shettima on Friday 11 October, 2024 at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.


 The Corps Marshal said that the Corps now has a greater commitment of persuading all stakeholders to share in the vision that Road Safety as an agenda needs more attention, more care, and more funding. 


According to him, FRSC is now absolutely committed to improving her visibility, performance, rescue response time, technology driven operations, and respect for law-abiding road users.

“This is so to the extent that as all stakeholders will be galvanized to come together, sharing responsibilities as key players; and enable the Corps do more, do better and save more lives as well as stop wanton destruction of properties of Nigerian citizens on the roads, for the ultimate economic growth and development of the Nation.


“Part of the commitment on ground to ensure seamless realization of NRSS, include the implemention of several initiatives like; Establishment and utilisation of the National Traffic Radio  to expand road safety education and enlightenment, ensure active collaboration with various stakeholders, motorists, and government agencies, ministries, and parastatals, as well as continuous training of personnel on road safety management and deployment of advanced technology.”

The Corps Marshal added that the Corps will strengthen enforcement capacity to reduce road crashes, improve visibility on the road to ensure safer travel and deploy adequate technology in the operational front.


He therefore called on the  motoring public to cooperate with FRSC personnel deployed on the highways to maintain safety of lives and properties, noting that the cooperation of the public is key in the realisation of the envisioned safety on our roads.

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Smile Attracts Smiles Foundation Reached Out To Widows In Abuja

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Widows and disadvantaged women residents in the Kubwa Community of the FCT in Abuja had reasons to smile despite the hardship in the Country, as Smile Attracts Smiles Foundation distributed food items and wrappers to them. 

The event, which took place on the in Kubwa as part of foundation’s usual habit to celebrate Christmas with needy especially widows, caught the attention of the residents of the community.

Owner of the foundation Bukola Adewumi who was represented at the occasion of distribution of the items expressed that, At Smile Attracts Smiles Foundation, we know that the journey of widowhood is not easy. 

According to her, the challenges can feel overwhelming, and sometimes, the burden may seem unbearable. But let me assure you, you are not alone. We are here to walk this journey with you, hand in hand, heart to heart.

“This foundation was born out of a personal story and a deep-seated passion to make a difference. 

“I firmly believe that God has entrusted me with this mission to stand in the gap for widows, just as He promises in His Word not to abandon those in need. 

“Smile Attracts Smiles Foundation is more than an organization; it is a family, a community where widows find support, encouragement, and empowerment to rebuild their lives and rise stronger than ever.

“Here, we provide practical help, emotional support, and spiritual encouragement. Whether it’s financial assistance, skill-building programs, or just a listening ear and a shoulder to lean on, our goal is to ensure that no widow feels forgotten or forsaken. 

“We aim to restore smiles, rekindle hope, and remind you that your life is far from over.

“Today, I encourage you to keep your head high, your heart open, and your faith unwavering. Know that you are loved, cherished, and valued beyond measure. Together, we can create a future where smiles replace sorrow.” She promised.

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