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FRSC nominates Anderson Obah as special marshal
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FRSC nominates Anderson Obah as special marshal

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
FRSC nominates Anderson Obah as special marshal

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has nominated Apostle Anderson Efemena Obah, Chief Executive Officer of Blessed Showers International Nigeria Limited, as a Special Marshal in recognition of his selfless service, community engagement, and commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of people within his community and beyond. Apostle Anderson is based in Abuja, Nigeria.

The nomination, made on September 25, 2026, recognizes Apostle Anderson’s continued dedication to community development and his efforts toward inspiring and empowering individuals to contribute positively to society.

A native of Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, Apostle Anderson Efemena Obah is a community leader, entrepreneur, preacher of the Gospel, motivational speaker, and public speaker. He is also the Founder of Around the World Ministry International, through which he uses his platform to inspire people to discover their potential, embrace purposeful living, and make meaningful contributions to society.

In furtherance of his commitment to serving his community and humanity, Apostle Anderson is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Abuja, an academic pursuit he has undertaken to deepen his capacity to contribute meaningfully to the well-being of his community and society at large.

With a background in Sociology, Apostle Anderson brings a people-centred perspective to his ministry, leadership, teachings, and community activities. His message focuses on personal development, purpose, faith, leadership, and encouraging individuals to live lives of positive impact.

Beyond his professional and ministerial responsibilities, Apostle Anderson has remained committed to serving his community and using his influence to inspire positive change.

His nomination as an FRSC Special Marshal further provides an opportunity for him to contribute to road safety advocacy, public enlightenment, and community-based efforts aimed at promoting safer roads and responsible road use.

Speaking on the recognition, Apostle Anderson expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in him and reaffirmed his commitment to serving humanity and supporting initiatives that contribute to safer and stronger communities.

As he takes on this new responsibility, Apostle Anderson Efemena Obah looks forward to working with the Federal Road Safety Corps and other stakeholders to promote road safety awareness and encourage responsible behaviour among road users.

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