Jomog
  • Home
  • About Us
  • News
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Sports
  • Gist
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
Jomog
No Result
View All Result
Home News

FRSC to bear firearms to curtail the excesses of road users in Nigeria. – Reps

by Editor
November 6, 2020
FRSC to bear firearms to curtail the excesses of road users in Nigeria. – Reps
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Whatsapp

The House of Representatives Committee has disclosed that the  Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) operatives will now begin to bear firearms to curtail the excesses of road users in Nigeria.

RELATED POSTS

Nigeria Calls for Stronger African Unity Ahead of Global Telecoms Elections

NDLEA Intercepts N10bn Narcotics in Major Lagos Port Sweep

High-Ranking ISWAP Finance Chief Surrenders to Troops in Borno

Jomog News Nigeria reports that the House of Representatives Committee has disclosed that The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) operatives will begin to bear firearms to curtail the excesses of road users in Nigeria.

This disclosure was made during the corps’ 2020 budget performance and 2021 budget defence, on Thursday in Abuja.

According to Akinfolarin Mayowa, who is chairman of the committee, he explained that the 1992 Act of FRSC allowed the corps to carry guns.

He said  implementation had become necessary to ensure laws were obeyed and to allow the FRSC function effectively.

The chairman disclosed that house committee would meet with Secretary to Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, and also write to President Muhammadu Buhari to implement the Act.

Solomon Maren, a member, added that the committee would discuss the matter with the Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Adamu.

He said there were more risks on the roads, adding that the FRSC should now bear arms.

FRSC Corps Marshall, Boboye Oyeyemi, decried incidents where motorists threatened personnel on duty.

He stressed that weapon bearing for protection would curtail violent road users and protect officers.

Oyeyemi confirmed that road service corps has 280 formations, with presence in nearly all the 774 local government areas in Nigeria.

Related Posts

Nigeria Calls for Stronger African Unity Ahead of Global Telecoms Elections
News

Nigeria Calls for Stronger African Unity Ahead of Global Telecoms Elections

NDLEA Intercepts N10bn Narcotics in Major Lagos Port Sweep
News

NDLEA Intercepts N10bn Narcotics in Major Lagos Port Sweep

High-Ranking ISWAP Finance Chief Surrenders to Troops in Borno
News

High-Ranking ISWAP Finance Chief Surrenders to Troops in Borno

Xenophobia Crisis: 1,000 More Ghanaians Set for Evacuation
News

Xenophobia Crisis: 1,000 More Ghanaians Set for Evacuation

Troops Neutralise Female Insurgent Informant, Apprehends 14 Criminal Suspects Across Multiple States
News

Troops Neutralise Female Insurgent Informant, Apprehends 14 Criminal Suspects Across Multiple States

Fidelity Bank Extends Lifeline to 1,000 IDPs in Plateau with Food Bank Initiative
News

Fidelity Bank Extends Lifeline to 1,000 IDPs in Plateau with Food Bank Initiative

Next Post

Ogun State Police Command Arrest Fleeing Suspected Ritualist

COVID-19: China temporarily bars Nigerians, Others nationals entry due to coronavirus

COVID-19: China temporarily bars Nigerians, Others nationals entry due to coronavirus

More Reports

Fidelity Bank Extends Lifeline to 1,000 IDPs in Plateau with Food Bank Initiative

Fidelity Bank Extends Lifeline to 1,000 IDPs in Plateau with Food Bank Initiative

PRESIDENT TRUMP LAUDS PRESIDENT TINUBU’S DECISIVE LEADERSHIP AGAINST TERRORISTS   

PRESIDENT TRUMP LAUDS PRESIDENT TINUBU’S DECISIVE LEADERSHIP AGAINST TERRORISTS  

Police Reveal Identities of Officers Accused of Extorting Anti-Graft Chairman

Police Reveal Identities of Officers Accused of Extorting Anti-Graft Chairman

Fidelity Bank Chairman, Amaka Onwughalu, Wins Woman of the Year at 5th AMTY Awards

Fidelity Bank Chairman, Amaka Onwughalu, Wins Woman of the Year at 5th AMTY Awards

Businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu Demands Personal Safety, End To Media Trial

Businesswoman, Aisha Achimugu Demands Personal Safety, End To Media Trial

NCC Calls for Stronger African Collaboration Ahead of Global Telecom Policy Conference

NCC Calls for Stronger African Collaboration Ahead of Global Telecom Policy Conference

Lightning Strike Kills 6 Children in Adamawa Farm Tragedy

Lightning Strike Kills 6 Children in Adamawa Farm Tragedy

© Jomog.com.ng

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • About Us
  • News
  • Politics
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Sports
  • Gist
  • Contact Us

© Jomog.com.ng