The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has confirmed the death of Florence Okpe, the Public Education Officer of its Ogun State Sector Command.
Okpe, a Chief Route Commander, passed away on Tuesday in her hometown in Cross River State after a period of illness. She had been receiving treatment in Ogun before being granted medical leave to travel home.
Sector Commander Akinwunmi Fasakin announced the news in Abeokuta, describing Okpe as a committed officer whose professionalism and dedication left a lasting impact on the command.
“She was very dear to me, and it’s been a sad day since we were told of her death,” Fasakin said. “Okpe was no doubt an enigma, a very sound, resourceful and professional officer of unparalleled dedication to duty.”
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The FRSC command expressed condolences to her family and loved ones, praying for strength to bear the loss.
Okpe was known for her tireless efforts in public education and road safety campaigns across Ogun State. Her role as spokesperson made her a familiar face in media engagements and community outreach.
Her passing has drawn tributes from colleagues and stakeholders in the road safety sector, many of whom praised her commitment to reducing road accidents and promoting traffic awareness.
The FRSC said it would continue to honour her legacy through its ongoing public safety initiatives.
Florence Okpe’s death is a significant loss to the FRSC and the wider community she served with distinction.
