FRSC Warns Officers Against Extortion and Laziness in Kogi 

FRSC Officers

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Kogi State has issued a strong warning to its officers, urging them to avoid extortion and laziness while performing their duties on highways. 

Commander’s Warning to Officers 

The FRSC Sector Commander in Kogi, Samuel Oyedeji, made this known during a workshop for heads of operations held at the command’s headquarters in Lokoja. He emphasized that any officer caught engaging in misconduct, such as extorting motorists or neglecting their responsibilities, will face serious consequences. This includes possible dismissal to serve as a warning to others. 

Importance of Serving Diligently 

Commander Oyedeji reminded the officers that their primary role is to serve the people of Kogi with dedication and integrity. “We are here as officers to serve diligently, and we must always keep that in mind,” he said. He urged them to avoid any actions that could harm the reputation of the FRSC and to always present the agency in a positive light to the public. 

We are here as officers to serve diligently, and we must always keep that in mind. Any act that could tarnish our image as a corps should be avoided, and we should instead project the FRSC in a positive light before the public.” – Samuel Oyedeji, FRSC Sector Commander, Kogi State. 

Focus on Road Safety 

The commander also highlighted that ensuring the safety of travelers on the highways should be the officers’ top priority. He encouraged them to be active and responsive, especially in cases of road accidents, to minimize harm and save lives. 

In conclusion, the FRSC in Kogi State is taking firm steps to ensure that its officers uphold integrity and dedication while on duty. By warning against extortion and laziness, the agency aims to build public trust and prioritize the safety of motorists on the highways. Officers are reminded that their actions reflect the image of the corps, and any misconduct will be met with strict disciplinary measures.