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slide1. FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA
FRSC STATISTICAL DIGEST
FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA
FRSC STATISTICAL DIGEST
1st Quarter 2022
1st Quarter 2022<br>
slide2. FRSC Statistical Digest 2 Publisher
Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, MFR, mni, NPoM
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
DCM Victor C Nwokolo, fdc
Editor(s)
CC BM Tunau (CC Statistics)
DCC AH Ibrahim (DCC Ops. Statistics)
Asst. Editor/Graphics
RC M Umar (PRS)
Secretary
RC SO Egbujiobi (CS)
Members
CC A Oki (MVA)
ACC SO Olasupo (AHR)
CRC O Olivia (CLA)
SRC DO Ayeni (OPS)
SRC OB Adeyemi (CMRS)
SRC IA Alkali (F&A)
RC S Ogiri (CPEO)
RC IO Hassan(SERVICOM)
RC MB Zaki(TRG)
RC C Agbo(COSEN)
RC E Ogbole (CTSO)
RC M Ndifon (PRS)
RC IO Adesegun (CP)<br>
slide3. FRSC Statistical Digest 3 Editor’s Suite THE 2022 WEST AFRICA ROAD SAFETY ORGANIZATION (WARSO)
The West Africa Road Safety Organization (WARSO) was established on the 8th day of May 2008 in Abuja at the ECOWAS Secretariat with the sole aim of harmonizing and integrating best road safety practice in the West African region.
The WARSO Day marked is in accordance with the resolution reached at West Africa Road Safety Organization (WARSO) Executive Committee meeting held in Cotonou Republic of Benin in April 2013 where 8th of May was adopted as “WARSO Day” annually. It was resolved that certain periods of every year will be set aside for road safety activities to sensitise the populace within the sub-region, hence this auspicious gathering today.
The theme for this year’s edition is tagged; ‘’Towards a Zero Bleeding on our Roads’’ and we hereby implore you to join in this advocacy by ensuring total devotion to all road safety rules and regulations. Drivers should demonstrate high sense of responsibility while driving, knowing that their lives and that of the commuters are of essence. Many have been killed, maimed and rendered handicapped due to crashes and most dreams have been dashed as bread winners, productive youths and so many brilliant individuals have been cut short in their journeys.
It is extremely important to state here that the West African Sub-region and Nigeria inclusive is worst hit in the growing statistics of road crash fatalities. Most countries in West Africa and particularly, Sub-Sahara Africa falls within the “World Health Organization (WHO), Region Categorization” with troubling road traffic death rating that requires urgent action. More than half of these numbers are accounted for by vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, motor-cyclists and two-wheelers. Also West African countries lose between 1-5 % of their Gross Domestic Products(GDP) yearly due to the burden created by these avoidable deaths and injuries.
As government make every efforts to fix bad roads, construct and reconstruct roads, as well as make policies through relevant authorities towards securing the various routes, please let us play our parts to ensure a safe motoring environment in Nigeria.
DCM Victor C. Nwokolo, fdc
Deputy Corps Marshal
DCM Policy, Research and Statistics<br>
slide4. TABLE OF CONTENTS FRSC Statistical Digest 4<br>
slide5. Table 1: Distribution Of FRSC Commands Table 2: Total War on Critical offences Chart 1:Chart Illustrating War on Critical Offences FRSC Statistical Digest 5<br>
slide6. Table 3: SUMMARY OF OFFENDERS/OFFENCES Chart 2: Chart Illustrating Offenders/Offences FRSC Statistical Digest 6<br>
slide7. FRSC Statistical Digest 7 Table 4: General Admin Activities<br>
slide8. FRSC Statistical Digest 8 Table 5: Disciplinary Cases Treated Chart 3: Chart Illustrating Disciplinary Cases Treated<br>
slide9. FRSC Statistical Digest 9 Table 6: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Officers) Chart 4: Chart Illustrating Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Officers)<br>
slide10. FRSC Statistical Digest 10 Table 7: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Marshals) Chart 5: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Marshals)<br>
slide11. FRSC Statistical Digest 11 Table 8: Summary of Transfer Allowances Activities Chart 6: Summary of Transfer Allowances Activities<br>
slide12. FRSC Statistical Digest 12 Table 9: Showing The Breakdown Of Number Plates Produced In Jan, Feb & Mar. 2022<br>
slide13. FRSC Statistical Digest 13 Table 10: Table Showing National Drivers License (NDL) Production By State<br>
slide14. FRSC Statistical Digest 14 Chart 7: National Driver License production<br>
slide15. FRSC Statistical Digest 15 Policy Research and Statistics Table 23: RTC Cases on State Basis<br>
slide16. FRSC Statistical Digest 16 Chart 15: RTC Cases on State Basis<br>
slide17. FRSC Statistical Digest 17 Table 5: Comparative Analysis Of November/December 2014 Training Table 26: NUMBER OF STAFF ON SPONSORSHIP Table 27: NUMBER OF DRIVING SCHOOLS ACCREDITED Table 28: NUMBER OF ENROLLED TRAINEES Table 29: NUMBER OF GRADUATED TRAINEES<br>
slide18. FRSC Statistical Digest 18 SUMMARY OF 1ST QUARTER 2022 ANALYSIS
No of Staff on Sponsorship (local/Foreign)…………………………….. 2
No of Staff Trained on Virtual and Physical (Local)………………165
No of Staff given final approval for Further Studies ………..…276
No of Driving School Registered………………………………………………….43
No of Driving School Accredited ……………………………………………….32
No of Trainee drivers enrolled ……………………………………………………158,417
No of Trainee drivers Graduated…………………………………………………88,363
No of Riders/Drivers Trained By FRSC …………………………………..…345
No of Drivers Trained By Field Command…………………………………..1231<br>
slide19. FRSC Statistical Digest 19 Special Duties and External Relations Table 24:Partnership Analysis of Government Agencies and NGO<br>
slide20. FRSC Statistical Digest 20 Chart 16: Partnership Analysis of Government Agencies and NGO<br>
slide21. FRSC Statistical Digest 21 Table 25: Summary Of Activities Of National Community Post Crash Care Initiative (NCPCCI) by Volunteers For First Quarter 2022 Chart 17 : Activities for Q1<br>
slide22. FRSC Statistical Digest 22 TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT FRSC ESTATES
Number of staff quarters owned – 45
Number of staff quarters rented - 114
Total number of staff quarters - 159 Table 30: Number of FRSC Vehicles Table 31: Summary of FRSC Bikes<br>
slide23. FRSC Statistical Digest 23 Corps Safety Engineering Table 32: Six Death (6DT) Accident Investigated<br>
slide24. Table 11: Summary of Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 24<br>
slide25. FRSC Statistical Digest 25 Table 12: Patients Attended to by FRSC Hospitals and Roadside Clinics Nationwide<br>
slide26. FRSC Statistical Digest 26 Chart 8: RTC Cases and Medical Cases Chart illustrating Summary of Patients Attended to<br>
slide27. FRSC Statistical Digest 27 Table 13: EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHEME (AKA ZEBRA)<br>
slide28. FRSC Statistical Digest 28 CHART 9: EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHEME (AKA ZEBRA)<br>
slide29. FRSC Statistical Digest 29 Table 14: Emergency Ambulance Service Scheme (EASS) Zebra 1-43)
Zebra Locations<br>
slide30. Table 15: Details Of Public Education Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 30 LEGEND:
RP: Radio Programme
TVP: TV Programme
NPP: News Paper Publication
MPR: Motor Park Rallies
NDL: Lecture on NDL
ADV: Advocacy Visit
DPE: Domesticated Public Education<br>
slide31. Table 16: CPEO Activities comparison FRSC Statistical Digest 31 Illustration of Comparative analysis of Public Education Activities Chart 10:<br>
slide32. Table 17: Comparative Summary of Fleet Operators’ Travel FRSC Statistical Digest 32 Table 18:Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators Chart 11: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators<br>
slide33. Table 19: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators FRSC Statistical Digest 33<br>
slide34. FRSC Statistical Digest 34 Chart 12: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators<br>
slide35. Table 20: Corps Secretary Activities Chart 13: Corps Secretary Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 35<br>
slide36. Table 21: Misconduct in Details FRSC Statistical Digest 36 Chart 14: Misconduct<br>
slide37. Table 22: Complaints Received from Customers FRSC Statistical Digest 37 Number of appreciation through: e-mail, calls and SMS = 270
Legend:
SCRAR Servicom Customer Relations Activities Register
OPS Operations
NDL National Drivers License
OFV Other Offences Violation COMPLAINTS RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMERS<br>
slide38. FRSC Statistical Digest 38 Federal Road Safety Corps, Nigeria:
ISO 9001 QMS Certified Law Enforcement Agency in Africa. FRSC WEBSITE : www.frsc.gov.ng
E-mail: info@frsc.gov.ng
Twitter handle: @FRSCNigeria 122 - TOLL FREE 08056294007 SERVICOM Nodal Officer 08056799857 – Complaint Desk<br>
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA
FRSC STATISTICAL DIGEST
FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
ABUJA
FRSC STATISTICAL DIGEST
1st Quarter 2022
1st Quarter 2022<br>
slide2. FRSC Statistical Digest 2 Publisher
Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, MFR, mni, NPoM
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
DCM Victor C Nwokolo, fdc
Editor(s)
CC BM Tunau (CC Statistics)
DCC AH Ibrahim (DCC Ops. Statistics)
Asst. Editor/Graphics
RC M Umar (PRS)
Secretary
RC SO Egbujiobi (CS)
Members
CC A Oki (MVA)
ACC SO Olasupo (AHR)
CRC O Olivia (CLA)
SRC DO Ayeni (OPS)
SRC OB Adeyemi (CMRS)
SRC IA Alkali (F&A)
RC S Ogiri (CPEO)
RC IO Hassan(SERVICOM)
RC MB Zaki(TRG)
RC C Agbo(COSEN)
RC E Ogbole (CTSO)
RC M Ndifon (PRS)
RC IO Adesegun (CP)<br>
slide3. FRSC Statistical Digest 3 Editor’s Suite THE 2022 WEST AFRICA ROAD SAFETY ORGANIZATION (WARSO)
The West Africa Road Safety Organization (WARSO) was established on the 8th day of May 2008 in Abuja at the ECOWAS Secretariat with the sole aim of harmonizing and integrating best road safety practice in the West African region.
The WARSO Day marked is in accordance with the resolution reached at West Africa Road Safety Organization (WARSO) Executive Committee meeting held in Cotonou Republic of Benin in April 2013 where 8th of May was adopted as “WARSO Day” annually. It was resolved that certain periods of every year will be set aside for road safety activities to sensitise the populace within the sub-region, hence this auspicious gathering today.
The theme for this year’s edition is tagged; ‘’Towards a Zero Bleeding on our Roads’’ and we hereby implore you to join in this advocacy by ensuring total devotion to all road safety rules and regulations. Drivers should demonstrate high sense of responsibility while driving, knowing that their lives and that of the commuters are of essence. Many have been killed, maimed and rendered handicapped due to crashes and most dreams have been dashed as bread winners, productive youths and so many brilliant individuals have been cut short in their journeys.
It is extremely important to state here that the West African Sub-region and Nigeria inclusive is worst hit in the growing statistics of road crash fatalities. Most countries in West Africa and particularly, Sub-Sahara Africa falls within the “World Health Organization (WHO), Region Categorization” with troubling road traffic death rating that requires urgent action. More than half of these numbers are accounted for by vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, motor-cyclists and two-wheelers. Also West African countries lose between 1-5 % of their Gross Domestic Products(GDP) yearly due to the burden created by these avoidable deaths and injuries.
As government make every efforts to fix bad roads, construct and reconstruct roads, as well as make policies through relevant authorities towards securing the various routes, please let us play our parts to ensure a safe motoring environment in Nigeria.
DCM Victor C. Nwokolo, fdc
Deputy Corps Marshal
DCM Policy, Research and Statistics<br>
slide4. TABLE OF CONTENTS FRSC Statistical Digest 4<br>
slide5. Table 1: Distribution Of FRSC Commands Table 2: Total War on Critical offences Chart 1:Chart Illustrating War on Critical Offences FRSC Statistical Digest 5<br>
slide6. Table 3: SUMMARY OF OFFENDERS/OFFENCES Chart 2: Chart Illustrating Offenders/Offences FRSC Statistical Digest 6<br>
slide7. FRSC Statistical Digest 7 Table 4: General Admin Activities<br>
slide8. FRSC Statistical Digest 8 Table 5: Disciplinary Cases Treated Chart 3: Chart Illustrating Disciplinary Cases Treated<br>
slide9. FRSC Statistical Digest 9 Table 6: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Officers) Chart 4: Chart Illustrating Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Officers)<br>
slide10. FRSC Statistical Digest 10 Table 7: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Marshals) Chart 5: Incoming Requests For Variation Of Staff Salaries (Marshals)<br>
slide11. FRSC Statistical Digest 11 Table 8: Summary of Transfer Allowances Activities Chart 6: Summary of Transfer Allowances Activities<br>
slide12. FRSC Statistical Digest 12 Table 9: Showing The Breakdown Of Number Plates Produced In Jan, Feb & Mar. 2022<br>
slide13. FRSC Statistical Digest 13 Table 10: Table Showing National Drivers License (NDL) Production By State<br>
slide14. FRSC Statistical Digest 14 Chart 7: National Driver License production<br>
slide15. FRSC Statistical Digest 15 Policy Research and Statistics Table 23: RTC Cases on State Basis<br>
slide16. FRSC Statistical Digest 16 Chart 15: RTC Cases on State Basis<br>
slide17. FRSC Statistical Digest 17 Table 5: Comparative Analysis Of November/December 2014 Training Table 26: NUMBER OF STAFF ON SPONSORSHIP Table 27: NUMBER OF DRIVING SCHOOLS ACCREDITED Table 28: NUMBER OF ENROLLED TRAINEES Table 29: NUMBER OF GRADUATED TRAINEES<br>
slide18. FRSC Statistical Digest 18 SUMMARY OF 1ST QUARTER 2022 ANALYSIS
No of Staff on Sponsorship (local/Foreign)…………………………….. 2
No of Staff Trained on Virtual and Physical (Local)………………165
No of Staff given final approval for Further Studies ………..…276
No of Driving School Registered………………………………………………….43
No of Driving School Accredited ……………………………………………….32
No of Trainee drivers enrolled ……………………………………………………158,417
No of Trainee drivers Graduated…………………………………………………88,363
No of Riders/Drivers Trained By FRSC …………………………………..…345
No of Drivers Trained By Field Command…………………………………..1231<br>
slide19. FRSC Statistical Digest 19 Special Duties and External Relations Table 24:Partnership Analysis of Government Agencies and NGO<br>
slide20. FRSC Statistical Digest 20 Chart 16: Partnership Analysis of Government Agencies and NGO<br>
slide21. FRSC Statistical Digest 21 Table 25: Summary Of Activities Of National Community Post Crash Care Initiative (NCPCCI) by Volunteers For First Quarter 2022 Chart 17 : Activities for Q1<br>
slide22. FRSC Statistical Digest 22 TECHNICAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT FRSC ESTATES
Number of staff quarters owned – 45
Number of staff quarters rented - 114
Total number of staff quarters - 159 Table 30: Number of FRSC Vehicles Table 31: Summary of FRSC Bikes<br>
slide23. FRSC Statistical Digest 23 Corps Safety Engineering Table 32: Six Death (6DT) Accident Investigated<br>
slide24. Table 11: Summary of Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 24<br>
slide25. FRSC Statistical Digest 25 Table 12: Patients Attended to by FRSC Hospitals and Roadside Clinics Nationwide<br>
slide26. FRSC Statistical Digest 26 Chart 8: RTC Cases and Medical Cases Chart illustrating Summary of Patients Attended to<br>
slide27. FRSC Statistical Digest 27 Table 13: EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHEME (AKA ZEBRA)<br>
slide28. FRSC Statistical Digest 28 CHART 9: EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE SCHEME (AKA ZEBRA)<br>
slide29. FRSC Statistical Digest 29 Table 14: Emergency Ambulance Service Scheme (EASS) Zebra 1-43)
Zebra Locations<br>
slide30. Table 15: Details Of Public Education Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 30 LEGEND:
RP: Radio Programme
TVP: TV Programme
NPP: News Paper Publication
MPR: Motor Park Rallies
NDL: Lecture on NDL
ADV: Advocacy Visit
DPE: Domesticated Public Education<br>
slide31. Table 16: CPEO Activities comparison FRSC Statistical Digest 31 Illustration of Comparative analysis of Public Education Activities Chart 10:<br>
slide32. Table 17: Comparative Summary of Fleet Operators’ Travel FRSC Statistical Digest 32 Table 18:Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators Chart 11: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators<br>
slide33. Table 19: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators FRSC Statistical Digest 33<br>
slide34. FRSC Statistical Digest 34 Chart 12: Summary Of RTC Involving Fleet Operators<br>
slide35. Table 20: Corps Secretary Activities Chart 13: Corps Secretary Activities FRSC Statistical Digest 35<br>
slide36. Table 21: Misconduct in Details FRSC Statistical Digest 36 Chart 14: Misconduct<br>
slide37. Table 22: Complaints Received from Customers FRSC Statistical Digest 37 Number of appreciation through: e-mail, calls and SMS = 270
Legend:
SCRAR Servicom Customer Relations Activities Register
OPS Operations
NDL National Drivers License
OFV Other Offences Violation COMPLAINTS RECEIVED FROM CUSTOMERS<br>
slide38. FRSC Statistical Digest 38 Federal Road Safety Corps, Nigeria:
ISO 9001 QMS Certified Law Enforcement Agency in Africa. FRSC WEBSITE : www.frsc.gov.ng
E-mail: info@frsc.gov.ng
Twitter handle: @FRSCNigeria 122 - TOLL FREE 08056294007 SERVICOM Nodal Officer 08056799857 – Complaint Desk<br>