The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) launched a patrol in Sokoto that covers Zamfara state.
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Updated Jul 21
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What happened
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) launched a patrol in Sokoto that covers Zamfara state.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Operations against armed groups and banditry are intensifying in Sokoto and Zamfara State, Nigeria, involving the federal government.Also in this story
- ONSA conducted crisis response exercises in Nigeria, collaborating with the federal government.
- A resident of Zamfara State, Nigeria, reported attacks on her village to the BBC World Service.
- Gold deposits exist in Nigeria, specifically Zamfara State, but the centralized control of these national resources is proving flawed.
- Bandit attacks in Sokoto threaten the region's socio-economic stability.
The entities involved
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Federal Road Safety Corps
road safety corps
Nothing else this week.
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Sokoto
a city in Nigeria, capital of Sokoto State
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Zamfara State
a northern state in Nigeria
Related events
- The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) is identified as a Nigerian road safety agency.
- Appeals regarding threats near Zamfara border and Katsina border, involving a leader in Sokoto.
- Police Force holds a workshop in Sokoto State.
- Terrorists moved from Zamfara State into Sokoto State.
- The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) operations are based in Abuja, and Mohammed is leading various reforms and initiatives within the organization.