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FRSC Mobile App: How to apply for licence renewal, vehicle verification, others
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It is no longer news that the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has launched new mobile applications to simplify driver’s license renewal and vehicle verification.
Tagged: “FRSC Mobile App”, it has been designed to transform how motorists engage with road safety services.
The application is a one-stop hub that offers real-time access to critical safety tools, FRSC services, and vital road use information.
With a few taps on a smartphone, road users across Nigeria will be able to enjoy end-to-end access to FRSC services, right from the comfort of their homes, vehicles, or offices.
According to the spokesman of the FRSC, Assistant Corps Marshal Olusegun Ogungbemide, the App is available for download on the Google Play Store.
The App gives real-time safety alerts by notifying users of speed limit violations, helping drivers to stay within safe driving thresholds while promoting responsible behaviours on the road.
The app also helps to detect black spots on the highways.
With its seamless access to a mapped database of crash-prone areas, users can avoid dangerous routes and plan safer journeys through the app.
The App also avails users to the opportunity to live National Traffic Radio Streaming on 107.1 FM, and get real-time updates on traffic conditions, safety campaigns, and emergency advisories.
Renewing a driver’s licence in Nigeria is a streamlined process that involves both online and in-person steps to ensure proper verification and data capture.
Also, the process of obtaining a driver’s license for the first time in Nigeria requires training and testing to ensure applicants are well-versed in driving regulations and road safety.
Here’s a detailed look at each step involved in renewing one’s driver’s licence:
Step 1: Application
To start, you can apply via the FRSC Mobile App or the online at www.nigeriadriverslicence.org, or you may choose to visit a Driver’s Licence Centre (DLC) in person. The online option and App are both convenient as it allows applicants to fill out the necessary forms at their own pace before going to the DLC for verification.
Step 2: Payment of Fees
After completing the application, the next step is to pay the required licence renewal fee. This can be done online via the FRSC website or through a bank. Ensure you keep the payment receipt as proof, as you will need to present it during the next steps.
Step 3: Application Endorsement
You will need to take your completed application form to the DLC, where a Board of Internal Revenue (BIR) Officer and a Vehicle Inspection Officer (VIO) will review it. They will ensure that all necessary details are correct, and that your form complies with legal requirements.
Step 4: Biometric Data Capture
Once your application is endorsed, you will proceed to the FRSC Officer at the DLC for biometric data capture. This step is crucial as it involves taking your photograph and fingerprint, which will be stored in the central database for identification and security purposes.
Step 5: Temporary Driver’s Licence
After completing the biometric data capture, you will be issued a temporary driver’s licence that is valid for 60 days. This temporary licence allows you to continue driving legally while waiting for your permanent licence to be processed.
Step 6: Pick Up Original Driver’s Licence
Your original driver’s licence will be ready for collection at the BIR office after 60 days. Ensure to bring along your temporary licence and any other documentation required for collection.
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2027: APC Reportedly Gives Automatic Senate tickets to Bello, Karimi and Echocho
Fresh reports from Kogi State say the All Progressives Congress (APC) leadership has quietly lined up former Governor Yahaya Adozi Bello and two sitting senators for unopposed runs in the 2027 senatorial elections.
Party insiders claim the automatic tickets are already reserved for three names:
Alh. Yahaya Adozi Bello (Kogi Central) Senator Jibrin Isah Echocho (Kogi East) , Senator Sunday Karimi (Kogi West)
Bello’s Move to the Senate
The headline here is Yahaya Bello stepping forward for the Kogi Central seat. If it sticks, the man known as the “White Lion” will trade Government House for the National Assembly. Analysts see it as a calculated step to keep his influence alive at both state and federal levels.
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Tinubu Consensus Network Hails Tegbe’s Appointment As Minister
A frontline Support Group for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has lauded the nomination of Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe, as a Minister from Oyo State.
Tinubu had on Thursday, sent the name of Chief Tegbe as the ministerial nominee from Oyo State, to replace Hon. Adebayo Adelabu.
Adelabu had resigned as Minister of Power a week ago, to enable him run for the governorship of Oyo State.
In a statement signed on Friday by the National President, Mr. Gideon Oche Onazi, and the Secretary, Alhaji Muhammad Kudu, the Tinubu Consensus Network (TCN) said the appointment of Chief Tegbe was “a good step in the right direction”.
The group, a cardinal think-thank forum amongst the national support groups of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), said, with Chief Tegbe been empowered as a Minister, the votes of Oyo State would swell for APC across boards.
“He has done it before. He has been doing it when he was just a private person, how much more now that he is going to be a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria? The votes from Oyo State will swell double for our dear President and all our APC candidates in Oyo State”, the statement read.
The TCN reminisced the role played by Chief Tegbe in the last general elections, especially during the Presidential and National Assembly elections, where he mobilized party stakeholders in his local government area and other areas financially, to give APC the victory it had, “even in a state controlled by the PDP”.
“Our Coordinator in Oyo State, Alhaji Wasiu Akanbi, has records of the wonderful contributions Chief Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe made towards the success of our party in Oyo State in 2023, and he did send the report.
“In fact, he collapsed his governorship campaign structure of 2019 into the APC Support Group and instructed and mandated all of them to deliver APC allround. We are pleased with the news of his appointment and we can’t thank the President enough, for this great honour done to a man who is loved by the people”, the group added.
On the capability of the nominee, the TCN extolled the capacity of Chief Tegbe, adding that, his scorecard in places he has work, stands him out as an astute technocrat.
“His work in the private sector has been stellar. He has been the lead partner and adviser on several national level development reforms across several industries including: Housing and Infrastructure; Trade and Investment; Financing; Skills Development; Information Technology; Telecommunications; and Social Security.
“Through his career, he has worked to improve his capacity to provide solutions into increasingly diverse areas with formal and informal training courses.
“Chief Tegbe, no doubt, has more than three decades of experience spanning consulting, fiscal policy and institutional reform. He is a former Senior Partner at KPMG, who led advisory services across Africa, working on governance, regulatory frameworks and large-scale transformation projects.
“The man also has engagements with key institutions in Nigeria’s power sector, including the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission and the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company. He is very versatile and can serve Nigeria in any sector”, the statement added.
Until his nomination, Tegbe was a director-general of the Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership, where he coordinated development cooperation initiatives and investment engagements between Abuja and Beijing. He also chairs Nigeria’s tax implementation committee, underscoring his role in shaping broader economic policy.
Tegbe’s appointment comes at a critical juncture for Africa’s most populous economy, where persistent electricity shortages continue to weigh on growth, industrial output and investor confidence.
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2027 realignment: Binani dumps ADC, takes Adamawa’s political firepower to NDC
In a significant move set to turnaround Adamawa politics, former governorship candidate and ex-senator Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed Binani has dumped the ADC for the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC redrawing battle lines ahead of 2027.
Binani walked into the NDC fold in Abuja Friday, greeted by National Leader Senator Henry Seriake Dickson, party chiefs, and a full National Working Committee. It’s her second defection in months — APC to ADC, now ADC to NDC.
“This is not about me,” Binani said, voice firm. “It’s about the people who have stood with me. They are central to my journey.” She pointed to the NDC’s promise of “structured, policy-driven governance” as the pull, vowing to plant the party deep in Adamawa soil and fight for fairness, justice, and real internal democracy.
Dickson didn’t hesitate. He handed her the keys to Adamawa. “Leadership responsibility of the party in Adamawa has been entrusted to her,” he declared, charging her to heal divisions and build a machine strong enough to win.
He cast a wider net too, calling on women and political heavyweights nationwide to see NDC as home. “We are an inclusive platform,” Dickson said, underscoring the party’s pledge to affirmative action for women.
For Binani, the stakes are personal. The APC flagbearer who came within inches of the Adamawa Government House in 2023 is now carrying NDC’s banner. Her arrival instantly gives the young party muscle, structure, and a battle-tested general in one of the North’s fiercest political arenas.
With 2027 already rumbling, Adamawa just got a new power map. And Binani is holding the compass.
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