FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY COMMISSION REDEPLOYS 109 OFFICERS
The corps spokesman added further that, Assistant Corps Marshal Stephen Maitizumahs, formerly in charge of Administration and Training, is now the Zonal Commanding Officer, Zone 3, Yola, while Assistant Corps Marshal Kayode Fanola, formerly on course at NIPSS, takes over from Mr. Olagunju as Head of Policy, Research and Statistics at the headquarters.
“Assistant Corps Marshal Godwin Ogagaoghene, former ACM Personnel at the headquarters, is now the Zonal Commanding Officer (ZCO), Abuja. Assistant Corps Marshal Shehu Zaki, former Zonal Commanding Officer, Lagos is now the Zonal Commanding Officer, Bauchi; Assistant Corps Marshal Jonas Agwu, formerly in charge of Zone RS4 Jos, is now Assistant Corps Marshal Motor Vehicle Administration in the National headquarters ‘the release stated.
“Assistant Corps Marshal John Meheux, former Zonal Commanding Officer, Ilorin, now Zonal Commanding Officer Zone RS2 Lagos while Assistant Corps Marshal Amauche Nwaka, former Assistant Corps Marshal in charge of Manpower Development (MPD) now Zonal Commanding Officer , Zone 8, Ilorin’.
The statement also disclosed that, former Head of Federal Operations, Assistant Corps Marshal Aliyu Gunmi is to take over as the Assistant Corps Marshal in charge of Manpower Development in Training Department at the headquarters.
Kazeem said Assistant Corps Marshal Olu-Mike Olagunju, formerly Head of Section, Command and Strategy, will now take over as the Commanding Officer of Zone 11, Oshogbo while Corps Commander John Babalola takes over Federal Operations from Zonal Head of Operations, Lagos, while Assistant Corps Marshal Peter Kibo, who was until now the Zonal Commanding Officer of Zone 12, Bauchi, takes over as the Zonal Commanding Officer Zone 4, Jos.
In a related development, the statement has it that, nine Corps Commanders, 17 Deputy Corps Commanders and nine Assistant Corps Commanders were equally posted and charged with new responsibilities. Others are four Chief Route Commanders, three Superintendent Route Commanders, 18 Route Commanders, 34 Deputy Route Commanders, and 14 Assistant Route Commanders.
Meanwhile, Head of the Corps, Adeboboye Oyeyemi has called on the affected officers to take their responsibilities seriously to advance the goals of the Corps in their new designations and urged them to strive hard to further reduce the rate of road crashes and attendant fatalities in the country.
