2015 was a good year for the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
Boss urges agency to do more in 2016
Despite the good results attained in 2015, the Marshal, Boboye Oyeyemi is urging the agency to do more, this year.
FRSC boss, Boboye Oyeyemi
A new partnership was formed with the Nigerian Air Force, others, a 33% reduction in road crashes, less officers dying in the line of duty were just some of the good things that happened to the agency.
While thanking God for these, the Corps Marshal, Boboye Oyeyemi, urged the entire workforce to more in the new year.
This is seen in a statement signed by Mr Bisi Kazeem, the Head, Media Relations and Strategy.
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"To be victorious, you must continue to adhere to the processes and procedures of the Corps in all areas of operations and general administration. It is only through sustained commitment to the core values of FRSC that the attainment of the Quality Management System Certification (ISO 9001:2008) can be achieved in March 2016.”
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