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Following allegations that the new taskforce team to regulate the flow of traffic at Lagos ports have started collecting bribes, the Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC) has warned its personnel deployed to manage the Apapa gridlock to shun corruption or be ready to face summary dismissal from the service.
The Nigerian Navy-led taskforce had zero intolerance for corruption with FRSC has said it wouldn’t allow its officers get involved in bribery.
Can FRSC officers defy odds and overcome Apapa bribe syndrome? Let’s see how this works.
