Bauchi State Governor Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed has inaugurated 500 cadets and traffic marshals who completed training under the Bauchi State Road Traffic Agency (BAROTA).
The governor described the newly trained personnel as “disciplined and dedicated individuals representing a new generation of leaders committed to improving road safety and traffic management in our state.”
Speaking during the ceremony, Governor Mohammed highlighted BAROTA’s role in addressing road transport challenges, enforcing traffic laws, and ensuring safety across the state. He stated plans to expand the workforce to 2,000 personnel.
“We also plan to expand the workforce to 2,000 personnel, ensuring the highest standards of integrity, professionalism, and compassion guide their operations,” the governor stated.
Governor Mohammed warned against indiscipline, corruption, and abuse of power, stressing that such behavior would not be tolerated. He also assured the officers of their operational autonomy and urged them to focus on their responsibilities.
To enhance the agency’s efficiency, the governor directed local government chairmen to establish BAROTA offices in their areas and collaborate with the agency. He acknowledged the support of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), the Ministry of Works and Transport, and the Speaker of the Bauchi State House of Assembly.
“Together, we are building a safer, more organized future for all,” Governor Mohammed affirmed.
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