NIPR commends FRSC’s digital reforms, seeks stronger partnership
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At a glance
- The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations commended the Federal Road Safety Corps for its digital reforms.
- NIPR President Dr. Ike Neliaku praised the Corps' visionary leadership and improved operational efficiency.
- The institute pledged to support FRSC through professional training and capacity-building programs.
The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has lauded the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) for its significant transformation through strategic reforms and extensive digitization initiatives.
The achievements recorded by the Corps clearly demonstrate visionary leadership, innovation and commitment to service excellence.
During a courtesy visit to the FRSC Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, in Abuja, NIPR President and Chairman of Council, Dr. Ike Neliaku, described the Corps' achievements as a testament to visionary leadership, innovation, and a commitment to service excellence. Neliaku specifically praised the FRSC's digital transformation, noting how technological advancements have markedly improved operational efficiency, service delivery, and overall institutional effectiveness.
According to Neliaku, these reforms have not only bolstered public confidence but also enhanced the FRSC's reputation as a modern and responsive government institution. He applauded Mohammed for championing initiatives that have successfully repositioned the Corps and strengthened its capacity to provide safer road transport services nationwide.
Sustained reforms had laid a solid foundation for stronger institutional performance and improved engagement with the public.
In response, Mohammed expressed gratitude for the NIPR's recognition and confidence in the FRSC's reform agenda. He reiterated that professionalism, continuous learning, and strategic communication are central to his administration's vision of creating a more responsive and globally respected road safety institution. Mohammed welcomed the proposed collaboration with NIPR, viewing it as a strategic investment in human capital and institutional development, aimed at equipping personnel with the necessary skills and ethical orientation to tackle emerging public service challenges.
Professionalism, continuous learning and strategic communication remain fundamental pillars of our vision for a more responsive and globally respected road safety institution.
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