FRSC Official Visits AFUED Vice-Chancellor, Commends Strong Institutional Synergy

The Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED) community on Tuesday 25th, November 2025 hosted a delegation from the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), as senior officials of the Corps paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor, expressing appreciation for the sustained collaboration between the institution and the FRSC.

The delegation was led by Unit Commander of RS11.24 Ondo Town Unit Command, Abiodun Ogunwumi, accompanied by Ademola Adegboyega, the Public Relations Officer, Ajayi O. A, Head Unit Intelligence and B.A. Akinsipe, Staff Officer, Administration.

During the visit, the FRSC official acknowledged AFUED’s continuous support in advancing road safety initiatives, describing the partnership as a model of effective institutional synergy. He noted that the cooperation between the University and the Corps has contributed significantly to promoting safety consciousness among students, staff, and the surrounding community.

As part of the engagement, the FRSC announced an upcoming enlightenment programme scheduled for 4th December, aimed at educating stakeholders on critical road safety practices. The event to hold within the University is expected to bring together stakeholders to discuss measures for reducing road traffic incidents, particularly during the last few months of the year popularly called the ember months.

Ogunwumi also stated the recent accidents in two operational zones, highlighted the urgent need for intensified awareness campaigns and stricter adherence to road regulations. The incidents, though under investigation, were cited as reminders of the importance of stakeholder cooperation in ensuring safer highways.

The FRSC Unit Commander extended formal invitations to members of the University community noting their participation in the December 4th enlightenment programme and their involvement will be crucial in addressing recurring challenges and strengthening collective commitment to safety on Nigerian roads.

Responding, the Vice-Chancellor (AFUED), Prof. Bayode Isaiah Popoola expressed deep appreciation to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Ondo Town Unit Command for the cordial relationship and sustained synergy between the institution and the Corps, describing the collaboration as vital to promoting safety within the University environment and its host communities.

The University Administrator, Prof. Popoola highlighted the Corps’ efforts in enlightenment campaigns, community engagement, and joint safety initiatives. He reaffirmed AFUED’s readiness to continue partnering with the FRSC in areas that strengthen public awareness and contribute to safer road use.

While acknowledging the efforts of the FRSC, Prof. Popoola also raised concerns about growing safety issues around Lipakala Junction. He said the traffic lockjam experienced at the Lipakala junction in recent time demand urgent attention of the corps as quality time are wasted in the lockjam.

He emphasized that the situation requires urgent intervention to prevent avoidable injuries, loss of life, and disruption of community movement.

He also called their attention to the Laje road where the University second gate is located, noting the route has a large number of okada riders noted with excessive speeding.

He futher called for reorientation and retraining of FRSC Officials to uphold professionalism, fairness, and decorum when interacting with motorists and community members.

He stressed that strengthening both public enlightenment and internal discipline within the Corps would further enhance the credibility of FRSC operations and reinforce public trust.

Ogunwumi appreciated the Vice-Chancellor’s observations and assured that the concerns raised would be communicated to the appropriate authorities for necessary action. They reaffirmed their commitment to deepening the partnership with AFUED and ensuring safer roads for all stakeholders.FRSC Official Visits AFUED Vice-Chancellor, Commends Strong Institutional Synergy

The Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED) community on Tuesday 25th, November 2025 hosted a delegation from the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), as senior officials of the Corps paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor, expressing appreciation for the sustained collaboration between the institution and the FRSC.

The delegation was led by Unit Commander of RS11.24 Ondo Town Unit Command, Abiodun Ogunwumi, accompanied by Ademola Adegboyega, the Public Relations Officer, Ajayi O. A, Head Unit Intelligence and B.A. Akinsipe, Staff Officer, Administration.

During the visit, the FRSC official acknowledged AFUED’s continuous support in advancing road safety initiatives, describing the partnership as a model of effective institutional synergy. He noted that the cooperation between the University and the Corps has contributed significantly to promoting safety consciousness among students, staff, and the surrounding community.

As part of the engagement, the FRSC announced an upcoming enlightenment programme scheduled for 4th December, aimed at educating stakeholders on critical road safety practices. The event to hold within the University is expected to bring together stakeholders to discuss measures for reducing road traffic incidents, particularly during the last few months of the year popularly called the ember months.

Ogunwumi also stated the recent accidents in two operational zones, highlighted the urgent need for intensified awareness campaigns and stricter adherence to road regulations. The incidents, though under investigation, were cited as reminders of the importance of stakeholder cooperation in ensuring safer highways.

The FRSC Unit Commander extended formal invitations to members of the University community noting their participation in the December 4th enlightenment programme and their involvement will be crucial in addressing recurring challenges and strengthening collective commitment to safety on Nigerian roads.

Responding, the Vice-Chancellor (AFUED), Prof. Bayode Isaiah Popoola expressed deep appreciation to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Ondo Town Unit Command for the cordial relationship and sustained synergy between the institution and the Corps, describing the collaboration as vital to promoting safety within the University environment and its host communities.

The University Administrator, Prof. Popoola highlighted the Corps’ efforts in enlightenment campaigns, community engagement, and joint safety initiatives. He reaffirmed AFUED’s readiness to continue partnering with the FRSC in areas that strengthen public awareness and contribute to safer road use.

While acknowledging the efforts of the FRSC, Prof. Popoola also raised concerns about growing safety issues around Lipakala Junction. He said the traffic lockjam experienced at the Lipakala junction in recent times demand urgent attention of the corps as quality time are wasted in the lockjam.

He emphasized that the situation requires urgent intervention to prevent avoidable injuries, loss of life, and disruption of community movement.

He also called their attention to the Laje road where the University second gate is located, noting the route has a large number of okada riders noted with excessive speeding.

He further called for reorientation and retraining of FRSC Officials to uphold professionalism, fairness, and decorum when interacting with motorists and community members.

He stressed that strengthening both public enlightenment and internal discipline within the Corps would further enhance the credibility of FRSC operations and reinforce public trust.

Ogunwumi appreciated the Vice-Chancellor’s observations and assured that the concerns raised would be communicated to the appropriate authorities for necessary action. They reaffirmed their commitment to deepening the partnership with AFUED and ensuring safer roads for all stakeholders.