FRSC Mourns Ex-Corps Marshal Dauda Ali Biu
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has expressed deep sorrow over the death of its former Corps Marshal, Dauda Ali Biu, describing his passing as a significant loss to the organisation, the road safety community and Nigeria.
The Corps Marshal, Shehu Mohammed, conveyed the condolences in a statement mourning the late road safety chief, who served as the seventh substantive head of the FRSC from July 2022 to May 2024.
Mohammed said Biu’s death was a painful loss to his immediate family, friends, associates and colleagues, as well as the nation he served throughout his career.
He described the deceased as a distinguished officer whose professional life was defined by dedication, discipline and an enduring commitment to public service.
According to him, Biu joined the FRSC during its formative years and rose through the ranks, acquiring extensive experience in road safety administration and contributing to the development of the Corps.
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The Corps Marshal noted that Biu’s leadership reflected his understanding of the FRSC’s mandate and commitment to strengthening its operational effectiveness and institutional development.
He added that the late former Corps Marshal’s contributions remained part of the organisation’s institutional legacy, emphasising that his death represented not only the loss of a former leader but also of a seasoned professional and colleague who dedicated a significant part of his life to public service and the safety of Nigerians.
“His contributions to the growth and development of the FRSC remain part of the collective legacy upon which we continue to build,” Mohammed said.
On behalf of the FRSC management and workforce, Mohammed extended condolences to Biu’s immediate family, friends, associates and others whose lives he touched, praying that they would find the strength to bear the loss.
He also prayed for Allah’s forgiveness for the deceased and for the grant of Aljannah (Paradise).
“Rest in peace, Dauda Ali Biu. Your service to the nation will not be forgotten,” the Corps Marshal said.
By PRNigeria
