FRSC Mourns As Ogun State Sector Commander Oludare Ogunjobi D!es After Brief Illness

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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has announced the death of its Ogun State Sector Commander, Corps Commander Oludare Ogunjobi, following a brief illness.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the Ogun State Sector Command confirmed the development in a statement issued on Sunday by its Public Relations Officer, Chief Route Commander Afolabi Odunsi.

The command described Ogunjobi’s death as a significant loss to the corps, his colleagues and the wider road safety community, noting that he would be remembered for his leadership, dedication and contributions to road safety administration.

During his time in service, Ogunjobi played an important role in efforts to improve road safety, promote public awareness of traffic regulations, strengthen collaboration with relevant stakeholders and encourage compliance with road traffic laws.

The command said his commitment to the FRSC’s mandate and his efforts to make roads safer had left a lasting impression on colleagues and those involved in road safety activities.

Announcing his passing, the statement said the corps received the news with profound sadness, adding that his death represented a painful loss to the organisation and the community it serves.

The FRSC also extended its condolences to Ogunjobi’s family, friends, colleagues and associates, expressing sympathy with everyone affected by his passing.

The command disclosed that details of the late sector commander’s funeral arrangements would be communicated in due course.

It also prayed for strength and comfort for his family, members of the corps and others mourning his death.

“May God grant his soul eternal rest and give his family, the Corps, and all those affected by his passing the strength to bear this irreparable loss,” the statement added.

Ogunjobi’s death comes as a loss to the FRSC’s ongoing efforts to promote safer roads, improve motorists’ awareness and strengthen adherence to traffic regulations across Nigeria.

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