FG promotes 1,925 FRSC personnel

Boss Mustapha
Mr Boss Mustapha

THE Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Boss Mustapha, has approved the promotion of 298 Officers of the Federal Road Safety Corps.

He as also approved the promotion of the  Zonal Commanding Officer of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Charge of Zone RS3HQ, Assistant Corps Marshal Abubakar Ringim to the rank of the Deputy Corps Marshal (DCM).
This was contained in a statement that was made available to the Media by the Corps Public Education Officer of the FRSC, Bisi Kazeem in Abuja.
He gave the categories of the Officers promoted as follows: 33 Chief Route Commanders, 34 Superintendant Route Commanders, 93 Route Commanders, and 137 Deputy Route Commanders.
In the same vein , Kazeem disclosed that the Corps Marshal of FRSC,  Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi has equally approved the promotion of 685 Marshal Inspectors, and 942 Road Marshal Assistants.
The breakdown of the Marshal Inspector promoted are: 57 Deputy Marshal Inspectors, 71 Assistant Marshal Inspectors, 54 Principal Marshal Inspectors, 234 Senior Marshal Inspectors, 207 Marshal Inspectors I, and 62 Marshal Inspector II. While the breakdown of the Road Marshal Assistants are: 45 Deputy Chief Road Marshal Assistants, 81 Senior Road Marshal Assistants, 146 Road Marshal Assistants I, and 670 Road Marshal Assistants II.
According to him, the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi has commended the performance of the newly promoted Officers and Marshals of the Corps numbering 1925, and is encouraging them to put in their bests in the course of their duties as they assume higher responsibility in their career.
According to him “the Corps Marshal has assured   personnel of the Corps  more opportunities of  promotion in the near future and thereby  encourages  all officers and marshals to be of good behaviour as 2018 will afford them more opportunities admonishes them to put in a great effort to achieving the mandates of the Corps which is aimed at trending down road crashes by 15% and Fatality by 25% yearly”.
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