FRSC Disengages 43 Personnel for Misconduct and Desertion

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Abuja has taken decisive disciplinary action by disengaging 43 personnel for various offenses, including desertion, scandalous behavior, and patrol-related misconduct. The Corps Marshal, Shehu Moham, reaffirmed FRSC's zero-tolerance policy towards indiscipline and ethical violations, stressing the importance of upholding professional standards.
Assistant Corps Marshal, Olusegun Ogungbemi, reiterated FRSC's commitment to maintaining strict operational standards and building a disciplined workforce. The disengagement was prompted by the personnel's violation of their service oath and operational responsibilities, which could undermine public trust in the institution.
FRSC aims to intensify internal monitoring, strengthen supervisory frameworks, and promote ethical behavior across its commands nationwide to ensure a professional and disciplined workforce.
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