SPECIAL MARSHALS RS2. 1,LAGOS PRESENT A CARVED PHOTO ART TO THE CORPS MARSHAL SHEHU MOHAMMED.

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Lagos, Nigeria – July 18, 2024 –

SPECIAL MARSHALS RS2. 1,LAGOS PRESENT A CARVED PHOTO ART TO THE CORPS MARSHAL SHEHU MOHAMMED.

In a gesture of appreciation and recognition, the Special Marshals of RS2.1 Lagos today presented a carved photo art to Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed. The presentation took place during a formal ceremony held at the GM’s Office, Ojodu.

The meticulously crafted photo art, a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship and artistic talent of local artisan, features a detailed and lifelike representation of Corps Marshal Mohammed. This artwork symbolizes the respect and admiration the Special Marshals hold for his leadership and unwavering commitment to road safety in Nigeria.

Speaking at the event, the State Coordinator of Special Marshals RS2.1, Lagos, SM olusegun Akintan , highlighted the reasons behind this special gesture. “Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed has been a beacon of inspiration and dedication. His strategic initiatives have significantly enhanced road safety measures and reduced accidents across the country. This carved photo art is our way of expressing our profound gratitude for his relentless efforts and visionary leadership.”

In his acceptance speech, Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the honour bestowed upon him. He acknowledged the invaluable contributions of the Special Marshals to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and emphasized the importance of their continued support in achieving the Corps’ objectives. “This artwork is not just a symbol of recognition but also a reminder of our shared mission to ensure safer roads for all Nigerians. I am deeply moved by this gesture and remain committed to advancing our road safety agenda,” he stated.

The presentation of the carved photo art marks a significant moment in the relationship between the Special Marshals RS2.1, Lagos, and the leadership of the FRSC. It underscores the collaborative spirit and mutual respect that drives the Corps’ mission to safeguard lives on Nigeria’s roads.

SM Olabisi O. Dennis
State Secretary