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🚨 Your Life Is Worth More Than a Tanker of Fuel! 🚨 No amount of free fuel is worth your life! A single spark can turn a fallen tanker into a raging inferno. Don't risk it—RUN, don’t scoop! Call our emergency number and stay far away. Your life is priceless! Please Retweet. #LifeOverFuel #FireSafety #StayAlive

🚨 Your Life Is Worth More Than a Tanker of Fuel! 🚨 No amount of free fuel is worth your life! A single spark can turn a fallen tanker into a raging inferno. Don't risk it—RUN, don’t scoop! Call our emergency number and stay far away. Your life is priceless! Please Retweet. #LifeOverFuel #FireSafety #StayAlive

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Federal Fire Service Week in Review

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PRESS RELEASE Controller General Flags Off Chief Superintendent Development Course: A Milestone in Fire Service Leadership Training The Controller General (CG) of the Federal Fire Service today officially flagged off the Chief Superintendent Development Course, a pivotal six-week training program aimed at enhancing the leadership, operational efficiency, and crisis management skills of senior fire officers. The intensive course is designed to equip officers with cutting-edge firefighting strategies in courses such as: Administrative Processes and Procedures, Plan Examination, Fire Officer/Inspector/Instructor II, Fire Investigation, Incidence Command Systems etc., in line with best practices. This initiative underscores the Federal Fire Service’s unwavering commitment to professional excellence and capacity building within its ranks. Speaking at the ceremony, the Controller General emphasized the significance of continuous training in strengthening the nation’s fire safety framework. “During my first briefing this year, I pledged that the Federal Fire Service would turn a historic page, and today, this training is a testament to that promise” the CG stated. Participants will engage in a series of lectures, hands-on simulations, and strategic planning exercises facilitated by seasoned professionals in fire service management and emergency response. The Training is the first of its kind since the approval of the New Federal Fire Service Training Curriculum by the Civil Defence Correctional Fire & Immigration Board (CDCFIB) five months ago. As Nigeria continues to face evolving fire safety challenges, the Chief Superintendent Development Courserepresents a bold step toward ensuring a well-trained, proactive, and highly skilled fire service workforce. Public Relations Unit Federal Fire Service 30/01/2025

RT @Fedfireng: Today, January 29th, the Controller General of the Federal Fire Service paid a courtesy visit to the Corps Marshal of the Fe…

PRESS RELEASE CG OF FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO CORPS MARSHAL OF FRSC TO STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION ON ROAD SAFETY AND FIRE RESPONSE In a strategic move to enhance inter-agency collaboration, the Controller General, Federal Fire Service, Engr. Jaji O. Abdulganiyu, MIFire.E, MNSE, alongside top management staff of the Service, paid a courtesy visit to the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Shehu Mohammed, mni, FCA, FCTI, CPTA, at the FRSC headquarters in Abuja. The visit aimed at strengthening synergy between both agencies, particularly in addressing the rising cases of fuel tanker crashes leading to devastating fires, causing significant loss of lives and property across the country. Discussions focused on joint strategies to mitigate these incidents, enhance emergency response, and improve public safety on Nigerian roads. During the meeting, the Controller General of the FFS emphasized the need for collaborative public safety campaigns, especially during the dry season, and highlighted critical concerns, including: •The inability of officers to check the functionality of portable car extinguishers, •The way forward on tackling fuel tanker explosion hazards, and •The security of operational officers during emergency response. In his remarks, the CG pointed out that both agencies share a common mandate—to protect lives and property, particularly on the nation's roads—hence, the need for stronger synergy. Both agencies explored various avenues for capacity-building programs, including: •Specialized training for FRSC personnel on the use and enforcement of portable car fire extinguishers. •Joint emergency response drills to better equip officers in handling road crash fire incidents. •Public awareness campaigns on fire risks associated with road crashes, starting with a pilot program in the FCT to set an example for other regions. The Corps Marshal of the FRSC welcomed the collaboration, describing it as timely and crucial in reducing road crashes and their aftermath. He assured the FFS of the Corps' commitment to enforcing fire safety standards through joint advocacy efforts and emergency response initiatives, particularly during festive seasons when road traffic increases. Additionally, the Corps Marshal, as he showed his appreciation for the visit, requested: •A joint enforcement operation between the FFS and FRSC to ensure compliance with both fire and road safety mandates across Nigerian roads. At the end of the meeting, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a coordinated approach in tackling fire outbreaks from tanker accidents and enhancing road safety measures to protect lives and property. The Federal Fire Service remains committed to fostering strong institutional partnerships to ensure a safer and more fire-resilient Nigeria. Signed *Public Relations Unit* Federal Fire Service January 29, 2025

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Today, January 29th, the Controller General of the Federal Fire Service paid a courtesy visit to the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (@FRSCNigeria) to strengthen collaboration and enhance road safety.

The CG of Federal Fire Service, Engr. AbdulGaniyu Jaji today 28th January Attended the Media Parley with Hon. Minister Of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo (@BTOofficial ) and Heads Of Agencies Under the Ministry of Interior (@MinOfInteriorNG )

PRESS RELEASE Honourable Minister of Interior Applauds Federal Fire Service at Media Parley in Abuja The Honourable Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, today hosted a Media Parley at Chelsea Hotel, Abuja, where he commended the Federal Fire Service (FFS) for its pivotal role in safeguarding lives and property across the nation. The event, which brought together media representatives and key stakeholders, served as a platform to showcase the Ministry's achievements and discuss its strategic direction. In his remarks, Dr. Tunji-Ojo acknowledged the outstanding efforts of the Federal Fire Service in fire prevention, rapid emergency response, and public awareness campaigns, noting their crucial contribution to Nigeria's internal security. "The Federal Fire Service has shown exemplary commitment to protecting lives and property. Their proactive fire safety measures, emergency preparedness, and relentless dedication have significantly reduced fire-related incidents nationwide. I am proud of their unwavering efforts," he said. The Minister also highlighted the FFS's alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda, emphasizing how their initiatives have enhanced public confidence and contributed to national development. Speaking further, Dr. Tunji-Ojo enumerated the achievement of the Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s led administration in the Federal Fire Service as follows: 1.The Ministry exceeded the 35% benchmark for female gender inclusion during the previous recruitment exercise into the Service according to the Gender equality policy. and retraining for capacity building is both an achievement and an ongoing project in the Service to enhance service delivery. 3.A plan to establish a National Fire Notification System is on the way in order to enhance quick response to emergencies 4.The remodelling of the National Fire Academy is a project in progress aiming to produce the best Fire Academy in West Africa or the entire continent as the case may be. 5.The Fire Service Act is currently undergoing legislative action as a matter top in the priority in the heart of Committee Chairman in charge of the National Assembly Committee overseeing Ministry of Interior, Comrade Adams Oshiomole. 6.Schools Outreach Initiative is an advocacy program and is ongoing across several schools in the FCT. 7.The promotion of officers across cadre and increment in salaries in the previous year, 2024 was achieved to boost the morale of officers in line with Mr President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. The Permanent Secretary, Dr. Magdalene Ajani, also commended the Federal Fire Service for its inter-agency collaborations and commitment to professional excellence. The Controller-General of the Federal Fire Service, Engr Jaji O. Abdulganiyu MIFire.E MNSE who was present at the event, expressed gratitude to the Honourable Minister for his continued support and reiterated the Service's dedication to its mandate. He called on Nigerians to remain vigilant and partner with the FFS by reporting fire risks promptly and adopting fire safety best practices. This Media Parley marks another milestone in the Federal Fire Service's journey toward enhancing its operational efficiency and public outreach. The Service remains committed to its mission of providing effective fire prevention and protection services to all Nigerians. ________________________________________ Follow us on social media for updates: •Instagram: @fedfireservice •Facebook: Federal Fire Service •X (formerly Twitter): @FedFireService ________________________________________ Public Relations Unit Federal Fire Service 28/01/2025

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