The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) and the Oyo State Government have entered into a pact committing to explore potential areas of collaboration in advancing transport safety measures and accident prevention strategies within the state.
NSIB’s Director-General, Captain Alex Badeh Jr. disclosed this on Sunday when his team paid a courtesy visit to the Governor of Oyo, Engineer Seyi Makinde, in Ibadan.
NSIB’s Director in charge of Public Affairs and Family Assistance, Bimbo Olawumi Oladeji, said the visit aimed to deepen relationships between the NSIB and the Oyo State Government.
During the meeting, Captain Alex Badeh Jr. expressed his appreciation for Governor Makinde’s leadership and commitment to infrastructure development in Oyo State, noting the importance of incorporating robust safety protocols across all sectors, including transportation and other industries that require stringent safety oversight.
He briefed Governor Makinde on NSIB’s mission and key accomplishments in recent years, emphasizing the bureau’s dedication to improving safety outcomes through thorough investigations of incidents and accidents, transport safety recommendations, and proactive engagement with stakeholders.
Governor Seyi Makinde, in response, welcomed the DG and his team, applauding NSIB’s role in enhancing transport safety in Nigeria and expressing his eagerness to explore areas where the Oyo State Government could benefit from the bureau’s expertise, particularly in sectors involving transportation and public safety.
The Governor further highlighted his administration’s commitment to infrastructural development and improving safety standards in the state.
He also emphasized the importance of cooperation between federal agencies and state governments in achieving lasting progress in safety initiatives.
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