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Oct 16, 20244 min read

LASTMA, FRSC To Enhance Collaboration For Traffic Management

LASTMA, FRSC To Enhance Collaboration For Traffic Management
Galaxy TV · Local News desk · Lagos

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As part of concerted efforts to elevate the efficiency of traffic management and ensure the safety of motorists on Lagos roads, the newly appointed Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Lagos Sector, Mr. Ganiyu Kehinde Hamzat, paid a courtesy visit to the General Manager of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, at the Agency’s Headquarters in Oshodi.

The high-level engagement, which was graced by senior officials from LASTMA, provided a platform for Mr. Hamzat to underscore the imperative of bolstering the synergy and collaboration between the FRSC and LASTMA.

He articulated the shared mission of both agencies, centered on the seamless movement of vehicular traffic and the safety of road users throughout the bustling metropolis.

In his response, Mr. Bakare-Oki (LASTMA GM) expressed unwavering commitment to strengthening inter-agency cooperation with the FRSC. He reaffirmed LASTMA’s dedication to refining traffic operations across Lagos, citing ongoing efforts to enhance the professionalism and operational standards of its personnel.

This pivotal meeting represents a strategic milestone in reinforcing inter-agency cooperation with both LASTMA and FRSC reiterating their dedication to working collaboratively for the advancement of traffic management and road safety in Lagos.

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