The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Anambra State, has launched a fresh initiative to standardise driving schools and improve the driver’s license process.Sector Commander Joyce Alexander, through the Command’s Public Education Officer, Margaret Onabe, on Sunday announced the release of banners listing only FRSC-certified schools.The effort, done in partnership with the Driving School Proprietors Association, aims to raise awareness among the public and discourage the use of illegal driving schools.According to Onabe, the campaign will promote transparency in licensing and help reduce road accidents by ensuring quality driver training.The FRSC says this is part of a wider goal to make Anambra roads safer and ensure that only properly trained drivers receive licenses.
National Drug Law Enforcement Agency Seizes Drugs In Microwaves, Lipsticks, Arrests Drug Kingpin.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has intercepted multiple drug shipments hidden in microwaves and lipsticks, and arrested a wanted drug kingpin. This was disclosed in a statement by the agency’s spokesperson, Femi Babafemi on Sunday. According to the statement, at Lagos Airport, operatives uncovered 11.3kg of Loud cannabis […]
