FRSC laments fatal crashes, orders strict traffic law enforcement

He said, “While the Government continues to do its best to provide and maintain transport facilities in accordance with global best practices, some road users, especially drivers, have continued to make a mockery of this concerted effort by exhibiting a high level of recklessness on the roads.

” In the last month or thereabout, the Corps witnessed 3 landmark crashes that were caused by negligence, fatigue, speeding, night trips and dangerous driving. These three landmark crashes include that of Niger State which occurred on 8 September 2024 and killed 48 people, that of 12 September 2024 which killed 18 people in Sabon Wuse and that of 15 September 2024 which happened in Kaduna State leading to the death of 25 people.

“These 3 crashes alone, which proved to have been obviously avoidable, claimed the lives of 91 people. This is alarming and it calls for concern.”

Edo poll: INEC begins distribution of materials

He said, “Yes, we are here, we have commenced the distribution of sensitive materials to the local government area.”

Party officials were also at the venue to monitor the distribution process.

Despite the early morning drizzle, the distribution team moved under the canopy set up for other stakeholders to continue the process.

FIRS to unveil e-invoice platform

He added that the introduction of e-invoicing is expected to foster a more robust and transparent tax environment, benefiting both businesses and the economy at large.

the Federal Inland Revenue Service has assured businesses in the country of a friendly tax administration.

Adedeji explained that the ongoing restructuring at the agency had led to the creation of a one-stop shop for taxpayers according to their turnover thresholds.

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