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Gombe Govt Celebrates Lede Over Promotion As FRSC Corp Commander

Posted on July 26, 2024 by Jtimes

The Secretary to Gombe State Government Professor Ibrahim Abubakar Njoɗi has on behalf of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, the government and people of Gombe State heartily felicitate with Corp Commander Maxwell Lede over his recent promotion to the rank of Corp Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corp (FRSC) and his deployment from the FRSC Headquarters Abuja to Plateau State as a Sector Commander.

A Statement by Prof Abubakar Njoɗi signed by his Information Officer Joshua Ɗanmalam described Corp Commander Maxwell Lede who hailed from Kaltungo Local Government of Gombe State as a dedicated and committed officer.

Commander Maxwell joined the FRSC in 1997 and rose through the ranks up to his present position as Corp Commander.

Records show that Lede is the second Gombe State indigen to be so promoted to hold the position of Sector Commander In a state, a feat Gombe Government received as overwhelming and worth celebrating.

The Government therefore encourages Corp Commander Lede to remain loyal and committed even as he continue to make the state proud as one of the finest officers of the service who serves in various commands and the headquarters without blame.

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