He advised the ministers, saying they have been entrusted with the mandate of driving President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s Renewed Hope agenda for development, stability, and growth on good governance in their various sectors.

Akume disclosed that the induction retreat is designed to equip the ministers with the insights, tools, and guidance necessary for effective performance in their new roles.

He further tasked them to shun personal, ethnic, and sectional interests and uphold national interests.

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The Special Adviser to the President on Policy and Coordination, Hadiza Usman, also reiterated the purpose of the retreat, noting that it was designed as an intensive programme, structured to provide the ministers with critical knowledge.

She said the exercise would equip them with the foundational understanding necessary to assume their duties effectively.

According to Hadiza, each of the ministers should be well-equipped to understand their ministerial roles and align with the goals of Tinubu’s administration, by the end of the two days.

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Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, peaking at the launch in Abuja, described the achievement as a milestone in the annnal of the FRSC.

He stated that the digital transformation of the corps’ operational activities aimed to improve administration and deliver on its mandate.

According to him, the mobile app and NACRIS will raise awareness and sensitise drivers and passengers to potential causative factors of road traffic crashes.

The SGF commended the FRSC Management for aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda aimed at digital transformation and economic growth.

Chairman, House Committee on FRSC, Rep. Abiodun Adesida, commended the Corps Marshal for his visionary leadership and the SGF for their support.

He stated that the modern platform provided real-time traffic updates, accident alerts, and road conditions, empowering users with essential information for safer driving.

The event was attended by relevant stakeholders, including the Managing Director, News Agency of Nigeria,, and Isaac Parashina, the Kenya High Commissioner to Nigeria.

Others are, Malam Nuhu Bamalli, the Emir of Zazzau, acting President, National Union of Road Transport Workers ,NURTW, Issa Ore, Mohammed Bulama, the Director General, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria ,FRCN,, among others.

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