Katsina Times – June 28, 2025
The Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Katsina State, Corps Commander Maxwell Kaltungo Lede, has applauded the Executive Chairman of the Katsina State Internal Revenue Service, Alhaji Aminu Isiyaku Yusuf, for his swift and patriotic intervention in a road traffic crash that occurred on Friday, June 27, 2025.
The accident, which happened at Dandogaro along the Katsina–Kano Highway, could have resulted in greater loss of life had it not been for the timely action of Alhaji Aminu. Upon witnessing the crash, he immediately contacted the FRSC Sector Commander, which enabled the Corps’ emergency response team to arrive promptly at the scene. As a result, lives were saved, and the injured victims are currently receiving medical attention.
Corps Commander Lede described Alhaji Aminu’s gesture as a “true display of citizenship worthy of emulation,” noting that timely notification is critical to the success of rescue operations and the prevention of fatalities.
He urged members of the public not to remain passive in the face of emergencies:
“Do not witness a crash and remain silent. One call can save many lives,” Lede emphasized.
The FRSC provided the following emergency contact platforms:
Lede stressed that road safety is a collective responsibility, urging the public to remain alert and report emergencies promptly.
“The life you help save today may be your own tomorrow,” he said.
Addressing motorists, especially during the rainy season, the FRSC boss advised drivers to adopt defensive driving techniques, remain vigilant, and anticipate potential hazards such as animals or pedestrians crossing the road unexpectedly.
“All road traffic crashes are avoidable if drivers pay attention to details,” he added, highlighting the importance of discipline, concentration, and caution during wet weather conditions.
Commander Lede concluded by reaffirming that road safety is everyone's responsibility.
“Let all hands be on deck as we work towards safer roads and a more responsive society. Katsina State needs the service, and we must be committed to serving right,” he said.
