FRSC Boss Facilitates With Muslims, Urges Adherence To COVID-19 Protocols

The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, has urged  Muslims and the general public to adhere strictly to the COVID-19 protocols during the Eid-el-Fitr celebration. 

The Corps Public Education Officer (CPEO), Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM), Bisi Kazeem, quoted Oyeyemi as saying with the successful completion of the 2021 Ramadan by Muslims across the world, there was need for strict compliance to COVID-19 protocols. 

He stressed the health implications of unrestricted gathering at this period when COVID-19 was ravaging the world, and the fear of its spread to the country was real. 

He called on members of the public and motorists in particular, to adhere strictly to the protocols on COVID-19 in order to make the celebration free, safe and secured for all. 

Oyeyemi expressed satisfaction with the arrangement already put in place by the Corps to make the traffic movement across the country safe and free during the Sallah celebration. 

He congratulated Muslims on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitr, stressing the need to sustain the spirit of love, kindness and unity demonstrated in the holy month beyond the celebration. 

He commended Muslims for adhering strictly to the Islamic injunctions by denying themselves of food and drinks during the holy month. 

He assured members of the public of the preparedness of the Corps to ensure safer road environments for all travelers during the celebration. 

The Corps Marshal called on the public to cooperate with the personnel of the FRSC and other law enforcement agencies as well as volunteers that had come out to assist in ensuring effective traffic management. 

He further urged members of the public to always tune to the FRSC National Traffic Radio (NTR) 107.1fm to get updates on traffic status and conditions of the road across the country. 

He also enjoined members of the public to support the safer road campaigns of the Corps by reporting any cases of road mishaps or other emergencies to the FRSC call centre through the toll free line: 122. 

“You can also directly report to the studios of the National Traffic Radio on 08052998090 or 09067000015 for prompt response by rescue teams,” he stated. “I wish all Nigerians happy Eid el fitr celebration.”.