FRSC Ogun Sector Commander Ogunjobi Dies After Brief Illness

Sunday October 18, 2026

By SituationREPORT

The Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, has announced the death of its Ogun State Sector Commander, Corps Commander Oludare Ogunjobi, following a brief illness.

In a statement issued on Sunday, October 18, 2026 and signed by the Ogun State Sector Command’s Public Relations Officer, Chief Route Commander Afolabi Odunsi, the command announced Ogunjobi’s death and expressed sadness over the loss.

The command described his death as a major loss to the corps, his colleagues and the wider road safety community, noting that he would be remembered for his leadership, commitment to road safety administration and dedication to the organisation’s mandate.

According to the statement, Ogunjobi made contributions to the corps’ efforts to promote safer roads, improve public enlightenment, strengthen stakeholder engagement and enhance compliance with traffic regulations during his service.

The statement read, “The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), RS2.2 Ogun State Sector Command, announces with profound sadness the passing of its Sector Commander, Corps Commander Oludare Ogunjobi, following a brief illness.

“His passing is a great loss to the Corps, his colleagues, and the entire road safety community. He will be remembered for his service, leadership, commitment to road safety administration, and dedication to the mandate of the Federal Road Safety Corps.

“During his time in service, he contributed to the Corps’ efforts towards promoting safer roads, enhancing public enlightenment, strengthening stakeholder engagement, and improving compliance with traffic regulations.

“His demise is deeply regretted, and the Command extends its heartfelt condolences to his family, loved ones, colleagues, and associates during this difficult period.

“Further details regarding funeral arrangements will be communicated as appropriate. May God grant his soul eternal rest and give his family, the Corps, and all those affected by his passing the strength to bear this irreparable loss.”

(TheGuardian)