The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has taken significant disciplinary action by dismissing 43 officers from its ranks due to various misconducts, including desertion and inappropriate behavior while on duty. According to a statement released by Olusegun Ogungbemide, the Corps Public Education Officer, the dismissals were categorized as follows: 31 officers were let go for desertion, 5 for scandalous behavior, and 7 for misconduct during patrol activities. This firm action underscores the FRSC's commitment to maintaining high standards of professionalism and integrity among its members. The corps emphasized that the badge worn by its officers represents honor and responsibility, and any deviation from these principles by the personnel will not be tolerated. This proactive measure is designed to reinforce the organization's commitment to upholding public trust and ensuring that its operations reflect the highest ethical standards. The dismissals come at a time when the integrity of law enforcement agencies is under scrutiny, and such decisive actions are critical to restoring public confidence. By addressing these issues head-on, the FRSC aims to send a clear message that misconduct will result in serious consequences, ultimately fostering a more disciplined and respected corps that better serves the Nigerian public.