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FRSC Orders Clampdown On Fake Diplomatic, Other Unauthorized Number Plates

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…Declares NYCN, NANS, Others Fake, Warns Users

By Chidi Ugwu

In line with his administration’s proactive approach towards contributing to enhancing national security, the Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Shehu Mohammed has directed the immediate clampdown on confirmed cases of proliferation of fake Diplomatic and other unauthorized number plates as seen on some vehicles plying Nigerian roads.

These identified number plates are fraudulently produced by suspected criminals as they were neither produced by any of the production plants of the Federal Road Safety Corps in the country nor issued by the Motor Licensing Authorities of States.

According to a statement signed by Olusegun Ogungbemide, Assistant Corps Marshal
Corps Public Education Officer of FRSC, the
identified fake and unauthorized number plates include but not limited to those with the following inscriptions:
DIPLOMATIC NUMBER PLATES
NYCN
PEACE AMBASSADOR
NAUS
CYMS
UN-UNITY 01
UN-AMB
NANS
Etc

“Pursuant to the growing need to bring this criminal activities to a halt, the Corps Marshal has approved immediate commencement of tactical enforcement across all formations of the Corps, so as to ensure speedy arrest and impoundment of all vehicles on Nigerian roads with the above identified fake number plates or any other of its kind.

“By this notice, the public is hereby cautioned that these fake and unauthorized number plates are mostly used for nefarious and criminal activities. Pursuant to the foregoing, members of the public are advised to report anyone using such number plates to law enforcement bodies.

“Members of the public who are presently using such vehicle identifications are by this publication warned to immediately discontinue the use of these fake and unauthorized plates as defaulters will be prosecuted” reads the statement in part.

To achieve maximum impact in the aggressive enforcement, the Corps will collaborate with other Security agencies to uncover the sources of the fake number plates for necessary apprehension and prosecution. Owners of such vehicles shall be prosecuted along as accomplices.

The Corps is committed to this action and will ensure that not even one of these nefarious individuals who are only driven by pecuniary gains to compromise the security architecture of the country will be left unarrested.

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