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FRSC Promotes Several Senior Officers To Next Rank (Full List)

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The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) has approved the promotion of 1 Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM) to the rank of Deputy Corps Marshal (DCM), 9 Corps Commanders (CC) to the rank of Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM), and 26 Deputy Corps Commanders (DCC) to the rank of Corps Commander.

The approval came at the end of the meeting of the Commission on 12 April, 2021, ratifying the resolution of the Establishment Committee of FRSC on the promotion of Senior Officers, where the exercise was diligently deliberated upon.

A statement made available to Naija News by the Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, noted that the promotion takes effect from 12 April, 2021.

The statement gave the list of the Officers promoted to Deputy Corps Marshal as; Assistant Corps Marshal, Victor Nwokolo to represent the South Eastern Zone of the country following the retirement of DCM Kenneth Nwaegbe.

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Three other ACMs who were also promoted with the mandate to proceed on terminal leave with immediate effect are; ACM Kehinde Adeleye fdc, in charge of Policy, Research and Statistics Department at the national headquarters, ACM Godwin O. Ogagaoghene mni, the Zonal Commanding Officer in charge of Benin Zonal Command, as well as ACM Edward A. ZAMBER, the Zonal Commanding Officer in charge of Yola Zonal Command.

In the same vein, Kazeem also gave the names of the 9 Corps Commanders promoted to ACM as, Corps Commander Kumapayi Ayodele who is presently the Sector Commander Anambra State, Corps Commander Wobin Gora, Sector Commander FCT, Corps Commander Chidi Nkwonta fwc, Sector Commander Bayelsa State, Corps Commander Adetunji Adegoke, the Deputy Corps Secretary at the National Headquarters (RSHQ) Abuja, and Corps Commander Godwin Omiko Phd, Deputy Commandant, FRSC Command and Staff College, Enugu.

Others are; The head, Policy Advisory Unit, under the Office of the Corps Marshal, at the National Headquarters (RSHQ) Abuja, CC Emmanuel Nnanna Obot fsi, CC Yerima Musa Ramalan fwc in the Department of Policy, Research and Statistics at the national headquarters, CC Rindon Kunven fwc, in charge of the Corps Safety Engineering Office, CC Sunday Iyamah fwc in charge of the Corps Budget Office at the national headquarters.

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Moreover, 6 other CCs were also promoted to ACM with the mandate to hand over to the most senior Officer in their Department/Command and proceed for their statutory 3 months terminal leave with effect from 12 April, 2021.

The six Officers are; CC KC Alao, CC KO Akinusoye, CC OA Daniel, CC AA Hammed, CC SO Aborchi, and CC SO Oke.

While the newly promoted Corps Commanders are; Deputy Corps Commander JO Asaolu psc of the Corps Budget Office, DCC Ann Odeleye in charge of National Road Safety Advisory Council, DCC Lasun Bamigbayan, in charge of Quality Management System at the national headquarters and DCC PI Ugwu of FRSC Academy Udi, Enugu State.

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Others include, the head, FRSC Signage Gwagwalada, DCC Dapel (FCA), DCC UA Ibrahim, DCC AM Hassan, DCC PC Okoyeocha and 18 others.

The Commission’s Chairman, Bukhari Bello expressed delight over the attitude of transparency and objectivity that heralded the whole process and urged the promoted Officers to show more commitment and rededicate themselves to achieving the Corporate mission of the Corps.

On his part, the Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, equally congratulated the newly elevated Officers for their excellent performances during the exercise, noting that every promotion comes with greater responsibilities.

He charged them to put in their best in the courseof their duties as the new rank calls for more focus, more dedication, commitment and passion.

Naija News reports that the newly promoted Officers shall be decorated in strict compliance with Presidential directives and NCDC guidelines on physical distancing and other preventive measures against the dreaded coronavirus.