National Coordinator Special Marshal tasks personnel on professionalism, discipline

National Coordinator Special Marshal tasks personnel on professionalism, discipline 

 


By Clara Egbogota



The National Coordinator of Special Marshal, Mr Usman Adaji, has charged personnel to strive toward greater professionalism, discipline, innovation and selfless service.


Adaji gave the charge on Friday in Asaba during a familiarisation visit to the state.


According to him, the responsibility of moving the special marshal to greater heights rests on everyone.


“We must, therefore, remain steadfast towards enhancing our operational capabilities in order to effectively secure and contribute meaningfully to national security and economic prosperity,” he stated.


He said that the contributions of special marshals to road safety administration across the nation remained invaluable as such, discipline, was the watch word.


The Sector Commander Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Corp Commander Charles Edem, commended the leadership of the National Coordinator.


According to him, his dedication, vision, administrative competence and unwavering commitment have continued to inspire growth and stability within the special marshals family in Delta.


“His ability to galvanise members towards a common goal has no doubt contributed immensely to the remarkable achievements recorded by the outfit in the state.


“His impressive followership strength, discipline, loyalty and commitment demonstrated by the entire body of Special Marshals in Delta State is also commendable,” he said.(NAN)

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