The sector commander said the outreach was brought to motor parks, union members, and drivers to assess their health status and stay healthy.
The FRSC boss commended the professionalism of the officers involved.
She said the promotions were in recognition of the officers’ exemplary service records.
Mr Mohammed said the crash occurred at about 8:20 a.m.
The FRSC boss urged all road users, particularly operators of heavy-duty vehicles, to continue to comply with traffic regulations.
Mr Ibitoye said the command also deployed ambulances to cover corridors prone to crashes.
The unit commander emphasised that road safety is a collective responsibility, calling for all hands to be on deck to ensure safety on Nigerian roads.
The police had, on December 3, 2025, paraded three suspects arrested in connection with the killings.
FRSC says sustained technological reforms in Nigeria’s driver licensing system have improved transparency and reduced fraud.
The corps marshal said, “Don’t say because the vehicle was donated by Dunamis, FRSC cannot arrest you. FRSC will do that.”
