In line with his policy thrust targeted at strategic repositioning of the Corps for optimal performance and ease of doing business, the newly appointed Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Shehu Mohammed, has approved the redeployment of five Senior Officers.
Those redeployed were three Assistant Corps Marshals, one Corps Commander and one Deputy Corps Commander and they would be expected to resume to their new offices immediately.
In a statement released on Wednesday by the Corps Public Education Officer, Olusegun Ogungbemide, the affected Officers were Assistant Corps Marshal, Jonas Agwu, the erstwhile Public Education Officer is now redeployed to head the Administration and Human Resources Department at the national headquarters.
While, Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM) Chidi Nkwonta, former Commandant, FRSC Command and Staff College UDI, Enugu State takes over duty as the Principal Staff Officer (PSO) to the Corps Marshal from Assistant Corps Marshal Hafeez Muhammed fsi, who has been redeployed as Zonal Commanding Officer Zone 7.
In the same vein, the Corps Marshal also approved the redeployment of Corps Commander Olusegun Ogungbemide, as the new Public Education Officer. Before his redeployment, the new spokesperson was in charge of Command Administration and Strategy in the Operations Department at the National Headquarters.
Mohammed, meanwhile, appointed Deputy Corps Commander Wasiu Adenekan as the Technical Advisor to the Corps Marshal and head of the Corps Information Technology Office respectively.
Arising from the need to keep the redeployed Officers on their toes, the Corps Marshal charged them to remain steadfast in their commitment and dedication to duties and to share in the FRSC vision of making Nigerian roads safer for all motorists.
It would be recalled that the Corps Marshal had while reading out his policy thrust, said that his administration is committed to playing critical role towards the realisation of the renewed hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR on safer road, hence the strategic redeployment.
