FRSC Warns Officers Against Drugs and Social Media Misconduct
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) cautioned its officers against drug use and social media activities that could tarnish the agency's reputation. Zonal Commanding Officer RS6, ACM Henry Benameisia, issued the warning during a visit to the Cross River Command in Calabar.
The FRSC emphasized adherence to the code of conduct, urging officers to avoid posting on social media in uniform and to stay away from drugs to protect their lives and the agency's image. The agency stressed a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption and urged officers to enforce laws without compromise.
ACM Benameisia advised honesty, truthfulness, and maintaining a clean lifestyle for the well-being of all.
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