FRSC ANAMBRA SECTOR COMMANDER COMMISSIONS NEW SECURITY GATE, SOLAR STREET LIGHTS AT ORAIFITE UNIT COMMAND
The Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Anambra State Sector Command, Corps Commander Bridget Asekhauno, has commissioned newly completed infrastructure projects at the RS5.36 Oraifite Unit Command as part of her third quarterly visit to the Unit in 2026.
The commissioned projects include a new entrance security gate, four solar-powered street lights, and a mini connecting gate, all aimed at improving the security, visibility, functionality, and overall outlook of the Unit Command.
The commissioning ceremony was held on, 1 September, at the Oraifite Unit Command.
High Chief Chudi Ufondu (Ichie Odogwu Oraifite) donated the newly constructed entrance security gate, while Chief Donatus Ndukwe donated four solar-powered street lights. The Unit Commander, CRC Ogechukwu P. Nwolisa, sponsored the mini connecting gate.
In her welcome address, the Unit Commander expressed appreciation to the Sector Commander, invited dignitaries, sister security agencies, stakeholders, and members of the host community for their continued support towards the development of the Unit Command.
She particularly commended Corps Commander Bridget Asekhauno for her tremendous moral and financial support towards improving the physical outlook and general welfare of the Command, including the recent repainting of the Command's hall.
The Unit Commander described the new entrance security gate as a significant milestone, noting that it was the first major entrance gate provided for the Command since its establishment in 2013. She expressed profound gratitude to High Chief Chudi Ufondu for the generous gesture.
She also appreciated Chief Donatus Ndukwe for the donation of the four solar street lights, noting that the lighting infrastructure would enhance visibility and improve the security of the Command's premises and assets, particularly at night.
While commissioning the projects, the Sector Commander commended the Unit Commander for her transformational leadership, dedication and commitment to improving the standard of the Oraifite Unit Command within a relatively short period.
Corps Commander Asekhauno also expressed appreciation to the project sponsors for their generosity and commitment to supporting the development of the FRSC. She stressed that such gestures demonstrate the importance of strategic partnerships and community synergy in advancing road safety.
The Sector Commander called on other stakeholders and members of the Oraifite community to emulate the donors by supporting FRSC programmes and initiatives aimed at improving road safety and contributing to the achievement of the Corps' strategic objectives.
She further emphasized that effective road safety management is a collective responsibility, requiring the cooperation of government agencies, traditional institutions, community leaders, security agencies, religious organisations, youth groups and other relevant stakeholders.
The ceremony was attended by the Representative of His Royal Highness, Igwe Dr. Dan Udoji (Anumanu Oraifite), Chief Emmanuel Ubajiaka; representatives of the Nigeria Police Force; Agunechemba Security Outfit (Udogachi); Rev. Fr. Anthony Nwachukwu, Parish Priest of St. John Catholic Church, Oraifite; FRSC Special Marshals; representatives of the Oraifite youth leadership, and other stakeholders.
In recognition of their contributions and support to the development of the Unit Command, awards of recognition were presented to the project donors and other deserving stakeholders as a gesture of appreciation and encouragement for continued partnership.
The Federal Road Safety Corps appreciates the donors, stakeholders, and the entire Oraifite community for their continued partnership and support. The Command reiterates its commitment to strengthening community engagement, strategic partnerships,s and proactive interventions towards achieving safer roads in Anambra State.
Source - Margaret Onabe
Sector Public Education Officer, FRSC Anambra State Sector Command
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