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FRSC inducts 75 pupils to Cakasa Road Safety Club

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March 30, 2022

Fabian Ekeruche

The Federal Road Safety Corps on Wednesday inducted 75 primary school pupils in Mushin into the Cakasa Road Safety Club.

Our correspondent reports that the induction was in partnership with the FRSC, Cakasa Nigeria Company Ltd., and Cakasa Ebenezer Foundation.

Speaking at the induction ceremony, FRSC Unit Commander, Ikeja Command, Mrs Emma Fekoya, said that the objectives of the command was to catch the pupils young and teach them the ethics of safety at home, school and on the road.

Represented by Mrs Ugochi Ikokwu, Fekoya said that the pupils would in turn teach their peers and relatives the importance of safety.

In his remarks, Mr Philip Yaro, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Cakasa Nigeria Company Ltd., expressed appreciation to the pupils for presenting themselves for training on safety.

Represented by Mr Martins Agbetuyi, Assistant General Manager Quality, Health, Safety and Environment (QHSE), Cakasa, Yaro said that the programme was one of the Corporate Social Responsibility of the company.

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