FRSC re-deploys senior officers

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(Nigeria) The Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC, has re-deployed four Deputy Corps Marshals, four Assistant Corps Marshals and two Corps Commanders as part of efforts to achieve its 2014 strategic goal.
This is contained in a statement by Mr Jonas Agwu, the Commission’s Public Education Officer, in Abuja on Thursday.
Details of the redeployment showed DCM Boboye Oyeyemi, formerly of the Operations Department, re-deployed to the Motor Vehicle Administration Department.
Others include DCM Garba Danjuma who moves to the Operations Department from the Motor Vehicle Administration Department.
It added that DCM Chidi Nwachukwu of Training, Standards and Certification swapped position with DCM Adei Abu of Administration and Human Resources Department.
The statement said that ACM Ademola Lawal, Zonal Commanding Officer, Lagos headquarters, is now in charge of the command Administration and Strategic Section, Operation Department, National headquarters.
The Zonal Commanding Officer, Abuja Zonal Command Headquarters in Gwagwalada, ACM Austin Aipo, now takes charge of operational matters at the Command, Administration and Strategy Section of the same Operations Department.
The Zonal Commanding Officer, Yola, ACM Bitrus Darwang, according to the statement, is re-deployed to Bauchi as Zonal Commanding Officer, while ACM Abubakar Ringim, at Bauchi, moves to Yola as Zonal Commanding Officer.
It stated that Corps Commander, Efosa Osawe, former acting Head of the Safety and Engineering Department, moved to the Motor Vehicle Administration Department as Head of the National Drivers Licence Section.
Former Kogi Sector Commander, Olakunle Motajo, is now the acting Head of the Safety Engineering Department at the national headquarters, Abuja.
It said the redeployments took immediate effect. 

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