List of Offences and Penalties

The following offences are considered serious breaches of conduct and can lead to penalties as outlined:

• Unauthorized Disclosure of Information: De-Marshal Unauthorized sharing of confidential information is a severe breach of trust and leads to immediate dismissal from the Special Marshals.
• Corrupt Practices: De-Marshal / Prosecution Engaging in corrupt activities or soliciting bribes undermines the credibility of the Corps. Offenders face dismissal and may also be subject to legal prosecution.
• Disobedience to Lawful Orders: Suspension Failure to comply with lawful orders issued by supervisors results in suspension, reflecting the need for adherence to directives within the organization.
• Presentation of False Documents: De-Marshal Providing false or misleading documentation will lead to immediate dismissal to uphold the integrity and trust required within the Special Marshals.

• Improper Dressing: Suspension Adherence to the proper dress code is mandatory to maintain the professional image of the Special Marshals. Violators are subject to suspension.
• Absence from Duty: ₦2,000 Fine Attendance and commitment are crucial for Special Marshals. Unexcused absences from duty are penalized with a fine to emphasize the importance of responsibility.
• Fighting/Assault during Meetings: De-Marshal Physical altercations or aggressive behavior during official meetings are unacceptable and result in immediate dismissal.

These penalties are enforced to ensure the professionalism and accountability of the Special Marshals. Such measures promote a disciplined and credible working environment that aligns with the FRSC’s mission to ensure road safety and uphold the law.