TRACE Ensures Efficient Traffic Management At NIBRRI 45th Anniversary
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By OLALEKAN AYENI
Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE) was not left out among the safety and security agencies that graced the occasion of 45th Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute (NIBRRI) organized by Federal Ministry of Information, Science and Technology at National Laboratory Complex, Ota, Ogun State.
The agency, saddled with responsibility of making road safe for the users mounted the critical corridors especially Sango/Ota-Atan-Owode-Idiroko which is one of the busiest road in Ogun State for effective traffic management, orderliness and stress-free for the attendees.
The assignment was carried out with the standing order of TRACE Commander/CEO, Cdr Abdulfatai Olaseni Ogunyemi, who has before the event deployed the agency’s personnel to the state’s 12 major traffic corridors for 24 hours special patrol, prompt rescue and emergency services during and after the yuletide celebrations.
The road traffic management expert, TCC Ogunyemi, was ably represented at the event, which tagged: “Achieving efficient and sustainable construction practices for national development: Renewed Hope Initiative of Federal Government” by Ogun West Area Commander, Cdr Adekunle Ajibade.
The two day educative programme began on Wednesday 13, and rounded up on Thursday 14, December, 2023.
NBRRI is a Federal Government parastatal established in 1978 under the aegis of Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (FMST&I) to conduct applied integrated R&O into the various aspects of Nigerian construction industry and capacity building in indigenous construction technology.
The event, according to the Chairman, Technical Sub Committee, Engr Dr Habeeb Adedeji Quadri, has provided a platform for major players in the construction industry to discuss and charted a way forward on achieving efficient and sustainable construction practices for national development.
Other security agencies at the event were Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and Police
