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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has issued a warning to Nigerian entertainer, Mc Galaxy Peller, over actions deemed contrary to road safety regulations.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the FRSC said it had observed behaviour that could jeopardise public safety, stressing that compliance with traffic laws is mandatory for all road users, regardless of their status or popularity.
The Corps warned Peller to desist from acts that compromise road safety, particularly those that may encourage reckless driving among his followers and the general public. FRSC spokespersons noted that social influence carries responsibility, and public figures must lead by example in promoting safe driving habits.
The warning aligns with ongoing FRSC campaigns aimed at reducing road accidents and fatalities nationwide. The Corps reiterated that any violations of road traffic laws would attract appropriate sanctions, including fines, license suspension, or prosecution, as provided by law.
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Authorities urged all motorists and public figures to cooperate with safety directives, noting that road safety is a collective responsibility critical to saving lives.
The FRSC’s caution to Peller serves as a reminder of the agency’s commitment to ensuring strict adherence to traffic rules and fostering a culture of safety on Nigerian roads.
