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FRSC Denies Introducing Sharia Law To Prosecute Traffic Offenders - Vimarsana News

FRSC Denies Introducing Sharia Law To Prosecute Traffic Offenders

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has distanced itself from claims that it is seeking the introduction of Sharia Law to complement existing regulations on the enforcement of traffic rules and prosecution of offenders.

FRSC rejects advice to use Sharia Law to punish traffic offenders - Vimarsana News

FRSC rejects advice to use Sharia Law to punish traffic offenders

Kazeem added that the Corps Marshal, Dauda Biu had recalled the Bauchi State Sector Commander to the National Headquarters, Abuja for necessary administrative action. | Pulse Nigeria

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1,441 Persons Died Between January And March In Auto Crash — FRSC - Vimarsana News

1,441 Persons Died Between January And March In Auto Crash — FRSC

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says 1,441 people reportedly died in 2,733 auto crashes between January and March across Nigeria. FRSC corps marshal, Dauda Biu, who spoke on Tuesday in Abuja at a one-day stakeholders meeting on policy development and implementation on pre-fitted speed limiting device in locally-assembled and imported vehicles, revealed that 8,339 […]

FRSC: 1,441 people died in auto crashes between January and March - Vimarsana News

FRSC: 1,441 people died in auto crashes between January and March

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says 1,441 people were killed in 2,733 auto crashes between January and March 2023.

Road crashes killed 1,441 persons in 3 months | Ladun Liadi's Blog - Vimarsana News

Road crashes killed 1,441 persons in 3 months | Ladun Liadi's Blog

“In Nigeria, the picture is not different from global experience as speed emerges as the highest contributory factor of road crashes, injuries and deaths.