IGP DISU COMMEMORATES FATHER'S DAY, CELEBRATES FATHERS ACROSS NIGERIA. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 IGP DISU COMMEMORATES FATHER'S DAY, CELEBRATES FATHERS ACROSS NIGERIA The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, on behalf of the officers and men of the Nigeria Police Force, commemorates Father's Day and celebrates fathers across Nigeria for their invaluable contributions to family cohesion, social stability, and national development. The IGP recognizes the sacrifices, dedication, and leadership demonstrated by fathers in raising responsible citizens and strengthening the moral foundations upon which a peaceful and prosperous society is built. The IGP acknowledges the pivotal role fathers play in nurturing responsible children, promoting sound moral values, and instilling the principles of discipline, integrity, hard work, and patriotism that are essential for nation-building. He notes that the sacrifices made daily by fathers in providing guidance, protection, and support for their families continue to strengthen the social fabric of society and...

ARTMA HOLDS ROAD SIGN RECOGNITION AND FAMILIARISATION EXERCISE TO STRENGTHEN TRAFFIC SAFETY COMPLIANCE.(PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.


 ARTMA Holds Road Sign Recognition and Familiarisation Exercise to Strengthen Traffic Safety Compliance

 

By Obianuju Isima

 

The Anambra State Road Traffic Management Agency (ARTMA), in a video released on June 20 via its official Facebook page, has conducted a road sign recognition and familiarisation exercise aimed at improving compliance with traffic regulations, strengthening road safety awareness among motorists and other road users across the state.

 

The training focused on practical identification and correct interpretation of standard traffic signs, with the goal of addressing recurring violations linked to poor understanding of road signage.

 

Officials of the agency explained that the initiative is part of broader efforts to reduce road traffic crashes, ease congestion and promote orderly and disciplined road use in both urban and semi-urban areas.

 

Participants were guided through the major categories of road signs regulatory, warning and informatory with emphasis on their meanings and how they apply in real life driving situations at intersections and along major highways.

 

The agency observed that many preventable traffic offences arise from ignorance or disregard of road signs, stressing the need for continuous public enlightenment to improve compliance, ensuring safer roads.

 

ARTMA also urged commercial drivers, private motorists, and transport operators to remain attentive to road signals and strictly observe traffic rules, noting that adherence is vital to reducing accidents and saving lives.

 

The agency added that the exercise will be sustained through regular sensitisation programmes, particularly targeting new drivers and transport stakeholders across Anambra State.


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