FRSC Ogun Commander Dies After Illness

Oludare Ogunjobi Oludare Ogunjobi
Ogun State Sector Commander, Corps Commander, Oludare Ogunjobi. Credit: Daily Post Nigeria.

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

The command’s Public Relations Officer, Afolabi Odunsin, issued the announcement on Sunday in a statement in Abeokuta. Odunsin described Ogunjobi’s death as a great loss to the Corps and the road safety community. He said the late commander would be remembered for his service, leadership and dedication to road safety.

“His passing is a great loss to the Corps, his colleagues, and the entire road safety community. He will be remembered for his service, leadership, commitment to road safety administration, and dedication to the mandate of the Federal Road Safety Corps,” he said.

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Road Safety Corps (FRSC). Credit: Punch.

According to Odunsin, Ogunjobi contributed to efforts to promote safer roads, improve public awareness and strengthen engagement with stakeholders. He also supported efforts to improve compliance with traffic regulations.

The command expressed condolences to his family, loved ones, colleagues and associates. It described his death as deeply regrettable. It added that details of his funeral arrangements would be announced in due course.

The statement also prayed for the repose of Ogunjobi’s soul and for strength and comfort for his family, the Corps and others affected by his death.

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