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FRSC boss tasks marshals on professionalism

Punch Nigeria September 22, 2026 6 views
FRSC boss tasks marshals on professionalism

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Federal Road Safety Corps Boss Urges Marshals on Professionalism

The Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Shehu Mohammed, has emphasized the importance of upholding professionalism among frontline marshals during a recent capacity-building programme held at the Sokoto Sector Command.

The event took place on Tuesday and was attended by representatives from the RS10 frontline marshals. Zonal Corps Marshal, ACM Fredrick Ogidan, represented the Corps Marshal.

Key Takeaways from the Capacity-Building Programme

  • Mohammed urged the marshals to maintain discipline, integrity, fairness, and professionalism in their duties.
  • The capacity-building programme aimed to enhance the skills and knowledge of the frontline marshals.
  • The event provided an opportunity for the marshals to learn from experienced officers and share best practices.

The Importance of Professionalism in Road Safety

Professionalism is crucial for road safety officers as it directly impacts the quality of service provided to the public. By upholding these values, frontline marshals can ensure that road users adhere to traffic rules and regulations, reducing accidents and fatalities on Nigerian roads.

FRSC's Commitment to Capacity Building

The capacity-building programme is part of the Federal Road Safety Corps' ongoing efforts to improve the skills and knowledge of its personnel. By investing in the professional development of its officers, the FRSC aims to enhance road safety and reduce traffic-related incidents in Nigeria.

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The Corps Marshal's call for professionalism among marshals highlights the FRSC's commitment to ensuring high-quality service delivery to the public. By focusing on capacity building, the organization aims to improve road safety in Nigeria and reduce the number of traffic-related accidents and fatalities.

<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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