The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Thursday held its 2026 Second Bi-Annual Meeting with Corps Underwriters and Brokers,
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening insurance partnerships and improving welfare for its personnel.
It disclosed this at the 2026 Second Bi-Annual Meeting with Corps Underwriters and Brokers, held at the FRSC National Headquarters, Abuja.
Present at the event were members of the Corps Management and representatives of insurance companies and brokerage firms.
The engagement was aimed at reviewing existing insurance partnerships, strengthening collaboration, enhancing service delivery and ensuring prompt and seamless processing of insurance claims.
Deliberations focused on promoting transparency, operational efficiency and accountability in the management of the Corps’ insurance schemes, as well as improving the welfare of personnel.
The Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, who was represented by Deputy Corps Marshal in charge of Training, DCM Aboidun Akinlade.
Discussions centred on openness, streamlined operations and answerability in how the agency runs its cover arrangements, alongside better conditions for its staff.
Attendees also looked at how to strengthen the ties already in place between the FRSC and the firms that supply its cover, so that policy benefits reach officers more smoothly.
The agency restated its dedication to a professional approach, sound handling of its coverage plans and reforms driven by joint efforts that seek to make the organisation run better.
It added that continued cooperation with insurers and intermediaries is vital to improving the wellbeing of its workforce, while backing its duty of making highways safer for every Nigerian.
