A Catholic Bishop has reached out to the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) on the high rate of accidents.
'Maintain an aggressive enforcement of traffic rules' - Catholic Bishop tasks FRSC
A Catholic Bishop is urging the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) to reduce accidents by enforcing all traffic rules.
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According to him, doing this will reduce destruction of lives within Kanke, Kanam, Mangu, Pankshin and Bokkos Local Government Areas of the Plateau Central Senatorial District.
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Making this call during a courtesy visit from the Pankshin Unit Commander, ACC Nnamdi Ikeh-Akabogu, Bishop Gobum also tasked the FRSC to arrest all reckless drivers, and reduce the high rate of overloading.
"I urge you to rise up to the challenge in order to restore normalcy on our roads and prevent the destruction of innocent lives by reckless drivers.
The way and manner drivers of Sharon, Vectra, and Ford Galaxy in the area speed on the roads and the unwholesome overloading of these vehicles demand urgent attention by FRSC,’’ he said.
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