GOV. UZODIMMA CALLS FOR LOVE, UNITY, HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS IN IMO STATE. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 GOVERNOR UZODIMMA CALLS FOR LOVE, UNITY, HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS IN IMO STATE  In his Easter message delivered after the Holy Eucharist at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Parish in Omuma, Oru East LGA, His Excellency, Senator Hope Uzodimma CON, emphasized the central theme of the Easter season — Love. The Governor called on citizens to extend the spirit of Easter beyond mere celebration, encouraging them to embody love, unity, and compassion in their daily interactions and civic responsibilities. He commended the people of Imo State for their steadfast commitment to these virtues and urged continued efforts to promote a caring and united society. Highlighting the state's achievements, Uzodimma pointed to his administration’s people-centered policies and projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life for Imo residents. A major initiative, he noted, is the flagship power project, which focuses on the generation, transmission, and distribution of uninterrupted electricity across the Stat...

OYEYEMI FLAGS OFF ASSISTANT CORPS COMMANDERS' PROMOTION EXERCISE, ASSURES OF INTEGRITY OF THE PROCESS.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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    PRESS RELEASE: 16 APRIL 2016
In continuation of the 2018 promotion exercise by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), the Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi has flagged off the segment for the Assistant Corps Commanders rank to Deputy Corps Commanders with a pledge that the process would be free and fair, assuring that level playing ground would be provided for all participants.
Declaring the exercise open at the FRSC Academy Udi, Enugu state on Tuesday, the Corps Marshal stressed the need for participants to exhibit hard work, good conduct and discipline as a way of sustaining the positive public image acquired by the Corps over the years. Oyeyemi noted that with the past experience of the Corps in matters of promotion, he was confident that there would be continuous improvement in the system and everyone would be fairly treated to get what they deserved.
The Corps Marshal enjoined officers to think outside the box in their commitment to pursuing excellence in the Corps, and called for rededication of officers to issues of capacity development. He stated that all staff of the Corps must remain committed to reading culture and showing creativity in whatever assignments they were given to do.
Speaking on the health status of staff of the Corps, the Corps Marshal stressed the need for all staff to engage in physical fitness exercise, avoid drugs and any habit that could endanger their health. He promised to ensure prompt intervention of the Management in medical cases that require such attention, but warned staff not to hide their medical conditions
On the ongoing reforms in the Corps, the Corps Marshal paid glowing tribute to the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for providing necessary moral and logistics support which has improved the service delivery capability and operational capacity of the Corps. He have the recent commissioning of 74 patrol vehicles and 3 ambulances provided by the Federal Governmentas well as the last UN conventions accented to by the President as evidence of the growing interest of the President in matters of road safety in Nigeria.
In all, the Corp Marshal charged the participating staff to work harder to pass in the examination in order to justify their quest for elevation so that members of the Board can take decisions that could please everyone.
About 328 personnel of the Corps on the rank of Assistant Corps Marshal are attending the two weeks promotion program preparatory to taking the promotion examination at the end of the course.
Signed
Bisi Kazeem, fsi
Corps Commander,
Corps Public Education Officer
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