By Bosede Olufunmi
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has deployed a team of senior officers to the Kano Sector Command to sensitise personnel on discipline, professionalism and improved operational efficiency.
The team is led by Assistant Corps Marshal, Mohammed Hafiz Tarauni will engage officers and men of the command on strengthening command and control mechanisms in field operations.
A statement issued by the Sector Public Education Officer of the FRSC Kano Sector Command, CRC Abdullahi Labaran, said the sensitisation programme at Special Marshal Conference Hall.
According to the statement, “the programme was part of the corps’ ongoing efforts to reinforce discipline and enhance operational effectiveness among personnel.
“The engagement will focus on maintaining high standards of discipline, professionalism and effective coordination in the discharge of duties”,he said in the statement.
“The programme will also strengthen command structures within the command to ensure improved operational performance and efficient service delivery.
“The initiative forms part of the corps’ continuous commitment to building a disciplined, responsive and result-oriented workforce capable of delivering on its mandate of ensuring safer roads across the country.
He urge personnel of the command to actively participate in the programme and take advantage of the opportunity to interact with the senior officers, share experiences and receive guidance on best operational practices.

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