FG, FRSC move to curb abuse of diplomatic number plates in Nigeria

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) have agreed to strengthen collaboration aimed at addressing the rising cases of abuse, falsification, impersonation, and illegal use of diplomatic and official number plates across Nigeria. The

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