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FRSC Mobile Court Remands Driver for Fleeing with Marshal in Abuja

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has secured the remand of an articulated vehicle driver, Mubarak Mansur, following his arraignment before its Mobile Court in Abuja for alleged Route Traffic Violation (RTV), dangerous driving and fleeing with an arresting FRSC marshal. The Mobile Court, sitting at Kabusa Roundabout, Abuja, ordered that the articulated vehicle involved

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NEWS

FRSC Bill: PFN Rejects Proposed Restriction on Roadside Preaching

The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) has rejected provisions of the proposed amendment to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Act seeking to prohibit roadside preaching, insisting that the Christian body will continue its evangelical activities despite the proposed legislation. On Channels Television’s The Morning Brief, PFN President Bishop Wale Oke stated Wednesday that Christians

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NEWS

FRSC Launches Targeted Crackdown on Traffic Violations to Cut Road Deaths in Abia

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has commenced a special enforcement operation across Abia State aimed at reducing road traffic crashes and fatalities by targeting motorists who violate critical safety regulations. The intervention, code-named Operation Kwusi Ihe Mberede Okporouzo, was launched by the Abia State Sector Command as part of the Corps’ 2026 road safety

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NEWS

FRSC Unveils Special Highway Patrol to Reduce Road Crashes Across North-West

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has launched a special highway enforcement operation across the North-West to tackle the growing rate of road traffic crashes and improve safety on major routes in the region. The operation, codenamed “Daidaita Lodi” and “Lodi Limit,” is being set and put in place simultaneously across the FRSC’s 12 zones

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Feature

FRSC And Ember Months: Why Nigerians Must Choose Safety Over Speed

As Nigeria enters the Ember Months—a period traditionally defined by heightened travel, festive gatherings, and the lively tempo of Christmas and New Year celebrations, the nation’s highways are once again bracing for a surge in movement. Millions of Nigerians will take to the road to reunite with family, attend social engagements, or return to their

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