The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Rivers State Sector Command, has undergone a change in leadership following the deployment of Corps Commander Francis A. Ajatta is the new Sector Commander.
Commander Ajatta officially assumed duty on Monday, taking over the mantle of leadership from Corps Commander Inyang E. Umoh, who recently retired from the service. The transition marks a new chapter for road safety management in the state, bringing in an officer known for a proactive approach to traffic administration.
Before he arrived in Rivers State, Commander Ajatta served as the Sector Commander in Akwa Ibom State. A seasoned professional and a member of the Institute of Transport Administration (MInstTA), Ajatta has held several high-profile positions across different states in the federation. His career has been defined by a consistent track record of promoting road safety and reducing traffic fatalities.
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In his inaugural address to the officers of the command, the new Sector Commander laid out a comprehensive agenda aimed at making the roads safer for all residents. He emphasized that his administration would prioritize FRSC visibility on major highways to deter traffic offenders.
Furthermore, Ajatta pledged to launch extensive public enlightenment campaigns and increase training programs for both FRSC staff and commercial drivers. His strategy also includes improving response times for rescue operations and ensuring the prompt clearance of road obstructions.
The Sector Public Education Officer, Chief Route Commander Doris Ebor, confirmed that the new commander is also seeking stronger collaboration with local stakeholders to ensure the Command meets its safety targets for 2026.
