FRSC Warns Motorists Against Carrying Inflammable Substances During Eid: Ogun

FRSC warns motorists against carrying inflammable substances during eid. Mr Ogunmefun also advised motorists to be patient and drive safely on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway.

The Federal Road Safety Corps, Ogun State Command, has warned motorists against carrying inflammable substances, such as gas, that may ignite fire explosions during the eid-el-fitr celebration.

The Ota Unit Commander of the FRSC, Wasiu Ogunmefun,issued the warning while speaking with journalists on Saturday in Ota, Ogun.

He emphasised that the warning was necessary to promote safety during the festival.

He explained that the primary goal of the warning was to reduce the risk of fire and explosions on the road, which could lead to loss of lives and property.
Mr Ogunmefun also advised motorists to be patient and drive safely on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, saying the road was still under construction.

“We urge motorists not to carry anything that has the potential to ignite a fire to prevent mishaps on the highway during this period.
”Additionally, they should avoid speeding and refrain from driving against traffic to ensure the safety of road users,” he said.

FRSC Warns Motorists

Mr Ogunmefun also cautioned against overloading vehicles, as it could make them more fragile, increasing the risk of road crashes.

He further advised against carrying humans with animals, warning that anyone caught doing so would be arrested by FRSC personnel.

He underscored the importance of motorists cooperating with FRSC personnel, who had been deployed to ensure traffic safety, ease congestion, and respond to emergencies on the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway.

The Federal Government has declared March 31 and April 1 as public holidays for Muslim faithful to celebrate eid-el-fitr across the country.

Niger FRSC Deploys 500 Officers For Safe Eid

Niger FRSC deploys 500 officers for safe eid. The Federal Road Safety Corps sector in Niger State has deployed over 500 operatives to ensure an accident-free eid-el-fitr celebration in the state.

This deployment is contained in a statement by the Sector Commander, Kumar Tsukwam, on Saturday in Minna.

Mr Tsukwam emphasised the need for such a deployment to guarantee a smooth and safe celebration.
He said, “The operatives have been stationed across the state, especially at accident-prone areas, to facilitate the easy movement of vehicles.’’

He added that tow vans had been deployed to remove faulty vehicles from roads across the state.
He noted, “We have also stationed ambulances to respond to emergencies.’’
Mr Tsukwam stated that the corps had engaged special marshals to assist in maintaining the free flow of traffic.

“The operatives have already begun operations, and traffic has been smooth from the Minna-Bida axis to the Suleja axis,” he said.

FRSC Deploys 500 Officers

He added that traffic was also flowing freely on the Minna-Kontagora, Mokwa-Bida, Bida-Kutigi, and Lapai-Lambata Roads.
Mr Tsukwam assured that efforts had been intensified to prevent road congestion during the celebration.

“We are optimistic that, with the number of personnel deployed and the preparations made, we will achieve an accident-free celebration,” he said.

Emir Of Bauchi Rilwanu Sulaiman Advises Parents On Proper Child Training

Emir of Bauchi Rilwanu Sulaiman advises parents on proper child training . The emir urged community leaders, religious scholars, and educators to complement parental efforts in instilling good morals in the younger generation.

The Emir of Bauchi, Rilwanu Sulaiman, has advised parents to raise their children uprightly to  curb  the  rising youth decadence in society.

The emir made the appeal while addressing worshippers and dignitaries after the two-rakat eid el-fitr prayer to mark the successful completion of Ramadan on Sunday in Bauchi.

He lamented the increasing cases of youth involvement in drug abuse, criminal activities, and immorality.
The emir attributed the trend to lack of adequate parental supervision, mentorship, and moral guidance.

He stated, “The decadence among our youths is worrisome, and it is the responsibility of parents to ensure they instill good values in their children.

The increasing involvement of young people in drug abuse and immoral acts is a challenge we must tackle collectively. Parents must be proactive in shaping the character of their children to prevent them from engaging in vices that can ruin their future and that of society.’’

He urged community leaders, religious scholars, and educators to complement parental efforts in instilling good morals in the younger generation.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Governor of Bauchi State, Aulwa Jatau, in his eid message, emphasised the need for public support in maintaining security.

He urged residents to be vigilant and cooperative with security agencies by reporting suspicious activities or criminal elements in their communities.

Mr Jatau said, “The government and security agencies are working tirelessly to ensure peace and security but we need the support of the public.
Residents should not hesitate to report any suspected criminal activity to the authorities for prompt action. It is a collective responsibility to ensure that our communities remain safe and conducive for development.’’

Emir Of Bauchi Rilwanu Sulaiman

He further assured the people of Bauchi that the government remained committed to implementing policies that would enhance security and improve the quality of life for residents.

The deputy governor also highlighted the need for youths to embrace skills acquisition and entrepreneurship to reduce their vulnerability to negative influences.

The eid celebration in Bauchi State was marked peacefully with prayers, festivities, and a renewed call for collective efforts to address societal challenges.