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FRSC redeploys five assistant corps marshals, eight others

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The Federal Road Safety Corps has redeployed 13 senior officers across various commands and departments. The FRSC said the redeployment is a strategic move aimed at strengthening operational effectiveness, institutional capacity and service delivery. The redeployment, approved by the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, affects officers across senior management and operational positions. In a statement by Read More: https://punchng.com/frsc-redeploys-five-assistant-corps-marshals-eight-others/

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