The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has initiated a nationwide promotion campaign impacting more than 2,000 officers and marshals, marking one of the largest personnel upgrades in the Corps’ history.
In a press release issued by the Corps Public Education Officer, Olusegun Ogungbemide, the agency described the move as a sweeping reform aimed at enhancing professionalism and boosting morale within its ranks.
The advancement will affect staff across various levels, with officers moving up from positions such as Chief Route Commander to Assistant Route Commander, along with multiple Marshal categories receiving similar upgrades.
This extensive promotion drive underscores Corps Marshal Malam Shehu Mohammed’s unwavering dedication to staff development, welfare, and operational excellence.
Marshal Shehu has repeatedly emphasized the value of a highly motivated and well-appreciated workforce, and this exercise stands as proof of his commitment to building a stronger, more efficient institution.
According to the Corps, the promotions are designed to inspire hope, strengthen internal motivation, and foster a work culture built on merit, hard work, and ethical service.
The process was carefully structured to promote fairness, inclusion, and transparency, ensuring that qualified candidates from all 12 Zonal Commands were considered.
The announcement has been met with enthusiasm across the Corps, uplifting staff morale and reinforcing a renewed sense of pride and purpose among FRSC personnel.
