FRSC ADAMAWA TAKES MEDICAL OUTREACH TO JIMETA DISTRICT HEAD'S PALACE






By Alhassan Haladu Yola.


As part of efforts to promote public health and strengthen community engagement under the 2026 Ember Months Operations, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Adamawa State Sector Command (RS3.1), has conducted a medical outreach at the palace of the District Head of Jimeta, Alhaji Muhammadu Jauro Baba.


SRC AH TUKUR, ANIPR Sector Public Enlightenment Officer Adamawa state Command disclosed this in a statement made available to Newsmen in Yola.


The outreach, held on Tuesday, 10th November 2026, was aimed at bringing basic healthcare services closer to members of the community while reinforcing the Corps' commitment to humanitarian service and public welfare.



The medical team was led by the Deputy Corps Commander (DCC), Tijani Aliyu, Operations, alongside medical personnel from RS3HQ Clinic and other officers and men of the Sector Command.



During the exercise, members of the community were given the opportunity to benefit from basic medical services and health-related interventions. The initiative also provided an avenue for the Corps to promote health awareness and encourage preventive healthcare practices among residents.



Speaking on the significance of the exercise, the Command noted that the medical outreach reflected the humanitarian dimension of the Corps' mandate, which goes beyond traffic management, enforcement and public enlightenment to include interventions that promote the general well-being of the people.




The visit also served as an opportunity to strengthen the existing relationship between the Corps and the traditional institution, while soliciting the continued support of traditional rulers in promoting road safety awareness, responsible road use and community participation in road safety initiatives.



The Command expressed appreciation to the District Head of Jimeta, Alhaji Muhammadu Jauro Baba, for receiving the medical team and supporting the initiative.



The Sector Command reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining community-oriented interventions, stakeholder collaboration and public enlightenment programmes aimed at protecting lives and making the 2026 Ember Months Operations impactful.



The exercise further underscores the Corps' resolve to adopt a holistic approach to road safety by combining its statutory responsibilities with humanitarian services and meaningful community engagement.


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