At least 22 people died while 152 others sustained injuries in 74 road crashes in Ogun State during the last Sallah holidays, the state road safety authority has said.
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HIGH ROAD ACCIDENT DEATHS UPSETTING
FAR too many Nigerians are dying needlessly on the roads. The latest numbers from the National Bureau of Statistics depict an epidemic. In its half-year report, the NBS says that at least 2,673 people died in automobile accidents between January and June 2017.
Continue reading »ROAD SAFETY: GOVERNMENT INAUGURATES TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
—– Promises 50 per cent drop in accidents by 2020 As part of efforts to enhance safety on the roads, the Federal Government yesterday established a capital project development framework.
Continue reading »LAFARGE EMPLOYS ROAD MARSHALS IN CROSS RIVER
As part of its commitment to promote safety in its operations, Lafarge Africa Plc has trained and employed 16 youths in Cross River State as community road marshals in Akpabuyo and Akamkpa local councils.
Continue reading »MOTORISTS LOSE N2BN MONTHLY ON LEKKI-EPE ROAD
Many motorists are guilty of lane indiscipline, a major cause of highway gridlock that is costing the nation a huge loss, the Founder, Safety Beyond Borders, Mr. Patrick Adenusi, has said.
Continue reading »EID EL-FITRI: FRSC CHIEF CALLS FOR CAUTION DURING CELEBRATION
As Muslim all over the world celebrate Eid El-Fitri, the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, has congratulated the Muslim faithful for successfully completing the one month fasting period.
Continue reading »WHY WE TRAVEL BY ROAD AT NIGHT DESPITE WARNING, INSECURITY, NIGERIANS SPEAK
The Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, wants luxury bus owners to keep their vehicles always in good condition and not to use them at night, but the high demand by Nigerian commuters for night journeys has left officials of the agency chasing shadows on both points, an investigation by PREMIUM TIMES has revealed.
Continue reading »PSYCHIATRIC TESTS FOR TRAFFIC OFFENDERS BEGIN JULY 1 – FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Corps has said that it will commence enforcement of psychiatric tests on traffic law offenders in the country with effect from July 1, 2017.
Continue reading »FRSC CERTIFY 26 FLEET OPERATORS IN OGUN
THE Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Ogun Command, on Wednesday, issued certificate of operation to 26 fleet operators across the state.
Continue reading »FRSC CHIEF CALLS FOR CRASH-FREE RAMADAN
Worried by people’s poor driving habits during festive periods as a result of fatigue, tiredness and sleeping on steering on the part of some drivers, the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, has called for concerted efforts to make the 2017 Ramadan fast a safe and crash-free month.
Continue reading »FRSC TAKES ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN TO CHURCHES IN JOS
The Plateau Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), has taken its sensitisation of motorists on safety measures to Churches and other worship centres in the state.
Continue reading »NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY ADVISORY COUNCIL INAUGURATED
Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, has inaugurated the National Road Safety Advisory Council which he also chairs. The council was inaugurated yesterday at the Council Chamber, State House, Aso Rock, shortly before the commencement of the meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC). The committee members included six state governors drawn from each of the six geopolitical zones of the country; […]
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