By Adenike Olowe
The Acting Zonal Commanding Officer of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), RS2 Command, Ann Oladayo Odeleye, FSI, has reiterated the Corps' commitment to zero tolerance for road crashes across the zone. She emphasized the importance of road safety, integrity, and performance during her working visit to Ogun State.
Odeleye who commissioned a newly built clinic donated to the Corps by Special Marshals in Ogun State, stressed that the clinic aims to improve the welfare and medical response capacity of the FRSC in the state.
She emphasized that the tour will marks the beginning of her strategic visits to all command units under the Ogun State command, and that the inspection will help assess the performance of unit commanders and ensure alignment with the Corps' 2025 strategic goals.
Odeleye stressed the importance of road safety, urging motorists to always check their vehicles daily, especially tires; avoid speeding; refrain from using phones while driving; always use seatbelts and never drink and drive.
She therefore called on the media to help project road safety awareness, particularly emphasizing vehicle maintenance and driver alertness.
The Acting Zonal Commander warned FRSC personnel against corruption, stressing that any officer found engaging in bribery or corrupt practices will be dealt with. She emphasized the importance of integrity within the Corps.
The Acting Zonal Commander equally paid courtesy visits to traditional rulers, including the Alake and Paramount Ruler of Egbaland Oba (Dr.) Micheal Aremu Adedotun Gbadebo, CFR, Olukemi IV and the Osile of Oke Ona Egba Oba Dr. Adewale Adedapo Tejuosho, CON, Oranmiyan, seeking their support in promoting road safety initiatives in the state.
Odeleye's visit and the commissioning of the new clinic demonstrate the FRSC's commitment to road safety and the well-being of its personnel. The Corps' zero-tolerance stance on road crashes and corruption is expected to yield positive results in the zone.
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