Kaduna: FRSC decorates 25 promoted officers
The Federal Road Safety Corps, Zone RS1HQ Kaduna, has decorated the 25 newly promoted officers with their new ranks.
They comprised 10 officers and 15 marshals.
The zonal commanding officer, Ahmed Umar, said the promotion was a testament to the hard work, unwavering integrity, and relentless pursuit of excellence.
He urged the officers to be professional in discharging their duties, as professionalism reflects the corps’ values.
He appealed to the officers not to be promoted, not to be sad, but to take up the challenge to do better, promising their time would come.
In his remarks on behalf of the promoted staff, Usman Gwani said he appreciated God for the promotion.
Also, he thanked the corps marshal, Shehu Mohammed, for being among the promoted staff.
He pledged their total commitment to the vision and mission of the corps.
(NAN)
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