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FRSC warns politicians against reckless driving during campaigns

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The FRSC has warned politicians and supporters against reckless driving, speeding, and overloading during campaigns to prevent road crashes and casualties. Read More: https://punchng.com/frsc-warns-politicians-against-reckless-driving-during-campaigns/

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