NANS Partners FRSC To Address Number Plate Concerns, Strengthens Institutional Collaborations

LAGOS – The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) and top hierarchy of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) have engaged in a crucial meeting that addressed the growing concerns over the impoundment of vehicles carrying number plates belonging to Nigerian students.

At the crucial meeting attended by the Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, alongside several senior directors of the FRSC command was constructive and yielded a significant resolution.

The meeting produced mutual agreement and partnerships on both sides as the FRSC agreed to halt any form of harassment against students regarding plate number-related issues.

The command provided clarifications on the rationale behind the ongoing operation, just as the engagement reinforced the need for a more transparent and cooperative approach to law enforcement.

The FRSC Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, assured NANS of better cooperation moving forward, emphasizing the Corps’ commitment to a fair and professional enforcement of road safety regulations without undue harassment of students.

In turn, NANS in a statement by Comrade Lucky Emonefe, the
President, pledged to support the commission in its activities, particularly in promoting road safety awareness among students and young drivers across Nigeria.

Furthermore, NANS commended the FRSC for its relentless efforts in ensuring road safety and reducing accidents on our highways.

“We recognize the critical role the Corps plays in enforcing traffic regulations and protecting lives, and we urge all Nigerian students to support initiatives that promote safer roads for all.

“This development marks the beginning of a stronger partnership between NANS and FRSC, with a shared commitment to fostering mutual understanding and enhancing student awareness of road safety regulations.

“As representatives of the student constituency, we are committed to ensuring that no student is subjected to undue intimidation or harassment under the guise of enforcement.

“We urge all Nigerian students to remain law-abiding and engage constructively with authorities when necessary. NANS will continue to serve as a bridge between students and relevant institutions, advocating for policies that protect student rights while promoting responsible civic conduct.”