Corruption: FRSC urges public to report unprofessional conducts of Personnel
Corruption: FRSC urges public to report unprofessional conducts of Personnel
Awka – In a bid to achieve total eradication of all incidences of disservice, indiscipline and corruption among personnel of the Federal Road Safety Corps, the Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi has again called on the public to leverage on the availability of the ‘Flag it’ Anti- Corruption App, to report unprofessional and professional conducts exhibited by FRSC staff for punishment and reward where applicable.
In a statement by Bisi Kazeem, the Corps Public Education Officer, Oyeyemi said the Flag it Anti Corruption App which was launched in 2019, is a platform specifically designated for public complaints, dissatisfaction, and commendations about the services received from FRSC Operatives nationwide.
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The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Dr Boboye Oyeyemi has called on the public to leverage on the “Flagit” Anti- Corruption App, to report unprofessional and professional conduct exhibited by FRSC staff for punishment and reward where applicable.
Oyeyemi made the call while reviewing the impact of the app on the conduct of the staff.
He noted that as a public institution, the management of the FRSC has made several conscious attempts to ensure zero tolerance to the corruption that has impacted positively on service delivery.
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January 30, 2021
Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), has called on the public to leverage on the “Flagit” Anti- Corruption App, to report unprofessional and professional conducts exhibited by FRSC staff for punishment and reward where applicable.
Oyeyemi made the call while reviewing the impact of the app on the conduct of the staff.
He noted that as a public institution, the management of the FRSC has made several conscious attempts to ensure zero tolerance to corruption that has impacted positively on service delivery.
He made the call in a statement by the corps’ Public Education Officer Assistant Corps Marshal Bisi Kazeem on Saturday in Abuja.
By Etuka Sunday
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