Six persons including two newborn babies were Thursday killed and six other persons were injured in a fatal road accident by Ibusa bypass close to ADP farm on Ughelli/Asaba road, Oshimili North Local Government Area, Delta State
The incumbent Corps Marshal’s stay beyond November 26 last year will not only violate the nation’s laws but also stagnate young and energetic officers in the line of succession in the road safety agency. Mr. Oyeyemi must give way for fresh blood to reinvigorate the service. His appointment and stay in office are subject to the provisions of the public service rules. Much more so, he is a career public servant on permanent/pensionable appointment. He was appointed in May 2014 as Corps Marshal.
One group, the Labour Voice, in its petition to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), demanded that Mr. Oyeyemi be directed to immediately hand over to the next most senior officer in the Corps, to pave way for Mr. President to appoint a new Corps Marshal/CEO for FRSC in accordance with the law.
Akinwale Aboluwade
Olakulehin Owolabi, the Balogun Olubadan of Ibadan, at the swearing-in ceremony of the new executive committee of the Nigeria Automobile Technicians Association, NATA in Ibadan on Tuesday, pledged its readiness to support the decision of the current administration in the state to use the state and the local government security committees to combat insecurity.
Owolabi, who was the royal father of the day at the event, said the initiative of the state government on security should be supported by residents of the state “as security of lives and properties required volunteering information for the security agencies to nip crime in the bud.”
By Adeola Badru
The Olubadan-in- Council, yesterday, lauded the decision of Governor Seyi Makinde-led administration to make use of the state security committee as well as the local government security committee, which the traditional council said, would bring about the much-anticipated end to issues of insecurity in the state.
The commendation was made by the Balogun Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Olakulehin Owolabi, at the swearing-in of the new executive committee of Nigeria Automobile Technicians Association (NATA) which was held in Ibadan.
Olakulehin, who was the royal father of the day at the event said, the decision by the state government should be supported by all indigenes of the state as security of lives and property required volunteering information for the security agencies to nip crime in the bud.
Four people were burnt to death on Sunday in an accident involving a 14-seater commercial bus at Atoyo on the Ijebu Ode-Benin Expressway. Mr Babatunde Akinbiyi, the spokesman of the Ogun Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), who confirmed the incident to newsmen in Abeokuta, said the accident occurred around 12.am, noting that it was […]