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FRSC releases distress number to ease licence process

By Benjamin Alade
13 October 2017   |   3:12 am
Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Lagos Sector Command, has restated its commitment to ensure the Nigerian public experience an hitch free process in execution of its statutory mandate to design and produce Nigeria Drivers’ Licence.

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Lagos Sector Command, has restated its commitment to ensure the Nigerian public experience an hitch free process in execution of its statutory mandate to design and produce Nigeria Drivers’ Licence.

This is coming as the Sector Commander, FRSC Lagos Sector, Hyginus Omeje, released the following set of numbers to the public for making enquiries/complaints regarding issues/challenges in respect of the Drivers’ Licence. The numbers are 08150654567 and 08058298826.He said FRSC remains committed to serving the motoring public in line with global best practices.

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