Oyo Deputy Governor urges Road Traffic Marshals on Decisiveness, Diligence

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Oyo Deputy Governor urges Road Traffic Marshals on Decisiveness, Diligence

By Adewale Owoade

Deputy Governor of Oyo State, Bayo Lawal, has urged the Marshals of the Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA) to be decisive and diligent in their work.

Lawal gave the charge while declaring open a one-day workshop for OYRTMA marshals on Thursday in Ibadan.

The workshop, attended by over 100 voluntary participants, aimed to train volunteers who will support OYRTMA in managing road traffic across the state.

Lawal, represented by the Commissioner for Works and Transport, Prof. Dawud Sangodoyin, commended OYRTMA for its good work and assured the agency of government’s support.

Earlier, the Executive Chairman of OYRTMA, retired Maj. Adekoya Adesagba stated that the event marked the beginning of a new chapter in the agency’s history.

He highlighted the collective dedication to road users’ safety and well-being in Oyo State and praised the volunteers for their selfless commitment and noble efforts.

 

“The introduction of the OYRTMA Marshal, is a clear reflection of His Excellency’s dedication to the safety of every road user.

“Your acceptance to serve is a powerful affirmation of your selfless commitment to the welfare of our state. Your contributions, whether in time, energy, resources, or expertise are invaluable.

“I pray that the Almighty God will continue to bless and reward your noble efforts.”

 

Retired Maj. Adekunle Salau, inducted as the patron, emphasised that road accident management was everyone’s business and lauded Gov. Makinde for his visionary leadership.

The Chairperson of the Oyo State Rule of Law Enforcement Authority, retired Justice Aderonke Aderemi, represented by Mrs. Kashifa Oloso-Olayiwola, assured the OYRTMA Marshals of her agency’s full support.

Some OYRTMA Marshals expressed their readiness to support OYRTMA, describing it as a call to duty.

The workshop covered topics such as traffic management and traffic signal optimisation.( NAN)

Wale Owoade

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