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Road safety chief calls for discipline and fairness among Sokoto marshals

Source: Punch Nigeria · 22 Sep 2026, 11:53 UTC
Road safety chief calls for discipline and fairness among Sokoto marshals
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

Federal Road Safety Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed has urged frontline officers in Sokoto to demonstrate discipline, integrity, fairness and professionalism. He delivered the message through a representative at a two-day capacity-building programme organised for marshals serving under the RS10 Sokoto Sector Command.

Federal Road Safety Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed has urged frontline marshals to uphold discipline, integrity, fairness and professionalism while carrying out their duties. Mohammed issued the charge on Tuesday during a two-day capacity-building programme for frontline marshals serving under the RS10 Sokoto Sector Command, according to Punch Nigeria. The Corps Marshal was represented at the programme by the Zonal Corps Marshal, ACM Fredrick Ogidan.

The supplied report does not provide further details about the training sessions or the specific measures discussed. The appeal places emphasis on the conduct expected of officers who work directly with road users. Mohammed’s message, as reported, focused on the need for marshals to discharge their responsibilities in a disciplined and professional manner.

No additional information was provided on the number of participants, the programme’s venue, or any follow-up actions arising from the event.

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