Chief Press Secretary to the Bayelsa State Governor, Mr. Daniel Alabrah, has
urged Nigerians to join effort with the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) to
ensure sanity on roads.
The governor's spokesperson expressed the optimism that with cooperation from
citizens, Nigeria can get to the level of other countries that have achieved
reasonable success in road safety. He stated this in his office in Government
House, Yenagoa, when he hosted Sector Commander of the Bayelsa State Command,
Usman Ibrahim, on Wednesday. Alabrah lauded the corps for their untiring effort
to make Nigerian roads safe. He noted that the work of officers of the
commission is having a positive impact on road transportation and the traffic
situation in the country, urging them not to relent. Alabrah said his passion to
contribute to safety on roads propelled him to indicate interest in becoming a
Road Marshal. He pledged to support the command to enable it achieve success in
the discharge of its duties. Responding, the FRSC Sector Commander, Mr. Usman
Ibrahim, said the Corps was determined to make Nigerian roads safe for all and
called for collaboration from all Nigerians.
He commended Alabrah for his desire to be a Special Marshal, saying he would be
a positive addition to the group. Ibrahim explained that special marshals became
necessary because officials of FRSC cannot be everywhere at the same time. He
expressed the hope that the relationship between the FRSC and the office of the
CPS and by extension the state government would yield positive results.
. A Chieftain of the Peoples Democracy Party, (PDP), and a leading aspirant in the forthcoming House of Representatives bye-election for Akure South/North Federal Constituency, Barrister Olumuyiwa Adu, yesterday, said the federal constituency would receive premium quality and enlightened representation if given the ticket to fly the party’s flag for the bye-election. Adu who made this statement while addressing a group of youths in the party, said quality representation is key to the development of any constituency and would do everything possible to build on the legacy of late Hon. Dayo Omolafe popularly called Expensive. Omolafe was a Member of the Federal House Of Representatives who represented Akure South /North at the lower chamber of the National Assembly. He was buried last month after a brief illness and the seat was declared vacant by the Independent National Electoral Commision,INEC. According to him, his new deal promise, which he said is a transformation mission wa...


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