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FRSC Mourns Former Corps Marshal Dauda Biu

The Federal Road Safety Corps FRSC has expressed sorrow over the death of its former Corps Marshal, Dauda Biu, describing his passing as a painful loss to the Corps and the nation.

The Corps, in a statement, said it received with deep shock the news of the death of the former Corps Marshal who until his death was one of the most respected figures in road safety administration in Nigeria.

Biu, who served as the Corps Marshal of the FRSC, was known for his dedication to the transformation of the Corps and his commitment to reducing road traffic crashes in the country.

During his tenure, he introduced several reforms aimed at improving operational efficiency, staff welfare and public enlightenment on road safety. He also strengthened partnerships with relevant stakeholders to promote safer roads across the country.

The FRSC described him as a disciplined officer, a visionary leader and a dedicated public servant who gave his best to the service of the nation. According to the Corps, his legacies in road safety management will continue to be remembered.

The management and staff of the FRSC have commiserated with the family of the deceased, the government and people of his home state, and the entire FRSC family over the loss.

The Corps also prayed for the repose of his soul and for the Almighty to grant his family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

Dauda Biu rose through the ranks of the FRSC and held several key positions before his appointment as Corps Marshal. He was widely regarded as a professional who brought his wealth of experience to bear in the leadership of the Corps.

Zainab Kamaldeen

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