The FRSC courtesy visit to OYRTMA Egbeda Zonal Command is a significant step towards fostering collaboration and synergy between the two agencies. The visit, led by the FRSC Iwo-Road outpost commander, aimed to promote a harmonious working relationship and address critical traffic issues in the area.

The team’s leader commended the current leadership at Egbeda Zonal Command and emphasized the need for a joint effort between OYRTMA and FRSC to tackle illegal parking and one-way driving at the Iwo-Road interchange. These practices are major contributors to avoidable traffic congestion and gridlocks in the exit axis.

This collaboration is crucial, considering the FRSC has 12 zonal commands across Nigeria, with each command overseeing several unit commands and outposts ¹. The visit demonstrates the commitment of both agencies to ensuring road safety and reducing traffic-related challenges in the region.

The Agodi Zonal Muster Parade Report for March 11, 2025, highlights a significant event where Mr. Ogunleke Johnson introduced a professional short course on Criminology and Traffic Management to officers and men of the zone. This course, spanning two semesters, aims to equip participants with valuable knowledge for career advancement and promotion.

Key takeaways from the parade include:

– Upholding Moral Standards: Officers must maintain high moral standards while performing their duties.
– Evidence-Based Law Enforcement: Video and photographic evidence are crucial for effective law enforcement.
– Duty Protocol: Officers should avoid clustering together while on duty and stay focused on their tasks.
– Accountability: Minimal attention to tasks and mere spectating during a moving convoy will not be tolerated.

These discussion points were emphasized by Commander Olalere R. O., the Agodi Zonal Commander, who also stressed the importance of professional certifications for career progression

Location: Oki Junction Olodo, Area, Ibadan.

Cause of Accident: Brake Failure
Type of Accident: lonely Accident

Casualties:

Injured: 4
Death: 3

Situation Report:

Olodo and Manatan Unit of OYRTMA with Nigeria Police Monatan Division are on the scene, taking necessary actions.
However, the drivers involved in the accident are currently unaccounted for.

Date: March 4, 2025

Time: 5:00 am

Location: New Garage Roundabout

Vehicles Involved:

1. Loaded Tanker Trailer (Reg. NRK 159 YR)
2. Waste Pack Motor

Cause of Accident: Brake Failure

Type of Accident: Rollover

Casualties:

Injured: Unknown

Death: 3

Situation Report: Police, OYRTMA, Firefighter and security personnel are on ground, taking necessary actions.

Thank you.

Location

Abayomi Area, Iwo Road, Ibadan

Cause of Crash

Break failure

Fatalities

Nil

Injuries

1 person seriously injured and hospitalized for treatment

Vehicles Involved

1. Shacman F3000 truck
2. 1 commercial motorcycle

Major Adesagba Adekoya, the Executive Chairman of OYRTMA, presented a cheque to the wife and family of late officer Kehinde Fabunmi on behalf of the Executive Governor of Oyo State. This gesture demonstrates the State Government’s commitment to supporting the families of its personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

As the head of OYRTMA, Major Adekoya has been instrumental in enhancing traffic regulation across Oyo State, including the recruitment of 500 new officers to boost the agency’s operations. His leadership has also focused on modernizing traffic management systems and promoting road safety in the State.

The Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA), led by Chairman Major Adekoya Adesagba (Retired), recently paid a courtesy visit to the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Oyo sector command. During the visit, Major Adekoya Adesagba received a plague from Sector Commander CC Alor Rosemary.

This visit highlights the collaborative efforts between OYRTMA and FRSC to ensure road safety and traffic management in Oyo State. OYRTMA has been working to regulate and manage traffic, while FRSC focuses on road safety and accident prevention.

Major Adekoya Adesagba has been instrumental in leading OYRTMA’s efforts to enhance traffic regulation across the state. Recently, the agency launched a series of raids against traffic light offenders, traffic obstruction/illegal parking, illegal street traders within Ibadan metropolis, demonstrating its commitment to maintaining order and safety on Oyo State’s roads.

Major Adesagba Adekoya, the Executive Chairman of OYRTMA, and Adeoye Ayoade, the General Manager, attended the 2025 Armed Forces Remembrance Day ceremony at the Arcade Square, Governor’s House, Ibadan. They were accompanied by the Garrison Commander of the Nigerian Army’s Second Division. During the event, Major Adekoya was also seen with Major Salawu, a pioneer Director of Operations at the Federal Road Safety Commission ¹. This ceremony honored the sacrifices of Nigerian military personnel, and Major Adekoya’s presence underscored his commitment to supporting the nation’s armed forces.

Date of RTA : 03/02/2025
Time of RTA: 18 :45hrs
Location: Apake Ogbomoso
Vehicle Involved: Howo truck
Reg no : GEP 306 XA
Causes of RTA: Break failure
Injured: one
Death: nill
Situation: The articulated truck has been evacuated from the road by OYRTMA Officers in order to ensure free flow of traffic and has been handed over to police ( Ogbomoso area command traffic unit) for further investigation

The Oyo State Road Traffic Management Authority (OYRTMA), over the weekend launched a series of raids against illegal street traders within Ibadan metropolis.

The operation, led by the agency’s Chairman, Major Adekoya Adesagba (rtd), spanned a day and targeted Oritamerin, Gege, Agbeni and Ogunpa areas of the State.

According to Adesagba, who was accompanied by the General Manager, Commander Ayoade Adekola, the move aims to tackle the issues of blocked roads and slow traffic regulation in the area.

He said the areas had been converted into makeshift markets, leading to severe traffic congestion and environmental pollution.

Adesagba highlighted that the activities violate environmental laws, contributing to indiscriminate waste disposal and drainage systems, thereby worsening flooding in parts of the city.

The Chairman expressed disappointment at the marketers’ failure to comply with government regulations, seizing their market stalls and imposing fines on those caught.

Additionally 12 individuals operating an illegal motor park in the market were also apprenended, with fines imposed on the offenders.

He warned marketers to desist from selling on the roads, emphasizing that the Government’s efforts are geared towards ensuring their safety and protecting their property.

“The OYRTMA’s enforcement operation is part of the Oyo State Government’s broader efforts to reduce accidents and improve road safety”, he said.

“This Government’s initiatives have led to a significant reduction in accidents, making the roads safer for marketers and road users alike”, he added.

According to him, OYRTMA’s actions have been commended for promoting a conducive environment for business and transportation in Oyo State.

E-signed:

Prince Dotun Oyelade,

Commissioner for Information and Orientation,

Oyo State.