By Biola Lawal
Abuja (Flowerbudnews): The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dauda Ali Biu has approved the redeployment of Deputy Corps Marshals, and an Assistant Corps Marshal to key Departments to further energise FRSC operations towards creating safer motoring environment.
According to an FRSC statement by Charles Edem, a Corps Commander and Deputy Corps Public Education Officer, erstwhile Corps Spokesman, Bisi Kazeem is now the Deputy Corps Marshal, Training Department at the National Headquarters, Abuja.
The statement said that the redeployment also resulted in DCM Shehu Alkali, the erstwhile Deputy Corps Marshal in charge of Training Department moving over as DCM, Department of Operations
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Former Assistant Corps Marshal in charge of Command Administration and Strategies (CAS), Assistant Corps Marshal Jonas Agwu takes over as the Corps Public Education Officer, replacing DCM Bisi Kazeem.
The deployment of the outgoing Corps Public Education Officer who was recently appointed Deputy Corps Marshal marked his first on the new rank.
The statement said that the changes were effected by Corps Marshal Dauda Biu ”to give a boost to existing efforts of the Corps towards creating a safer motoring environment.”
”It s part of strategic initiative targeted at ensuring full realization of the corporate strategic goals of the Corps for the year 2024,” the statement added.
Former Assistant Corps Marshal in charge of Command Administration and Strategies (CAS), Assistant Corps Marshal Jonas Agwu takes over as the Corps Public Education Officer, replacing DCM Bisi Kazeem.
The deployment of the outgoing Corps Public Education Officer who was recently appointed Deputy Corps Marshal marked his first on the new rank.
Expectedly, the Corps Marshal expressed confidence in the capacity and experiences of the newly redeployed senior officers to deliver on mandate as he charged them to bring their professional expertise for impactful leadership.
The redeployment is with effect from 15 January, 2024 which marks the end of the ongoing Operation Zero Tolerance Special Patrol. (Flowerbudnews)
