HON. AKEEM BELLO PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO FRSC WHARF UNIT COMMAND

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Hon Akeem Bello paid a courtesy visit to office of Federal Road Safety Corps Wharf Unit command today 21st June 2016. The office is located just after descending the Kirikiri link bridge, Kirikiri town Lagos.
Earlier, the Unit Commander ACC. Olu Olumotanmi reiterated the long standing good relationship of the commission with the community and solicited for more support from the Minority Leader and his constituents.
The Minority Leader Lagos State House Of Assembly Hon Akeem Bello and the Unit Commander ACC. Olu Olumotanmi  
The Minority Leader Lagos State House Of Assembly Hon Akeem Bello commended the significant achievements recorded by the commission in reducing the rate of accidents in the country and promised that his administration would do everything possible to support the commission.




 

During the visit, the Minority Leader was taken round the commission to inspect the facility and the equipment's in place.

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