By OLALEKAN AYENI
Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency
(TRACE) as part of June 12 Democracy Day celebrations extended hands of
fellowship to Martinaz Love Children’s Orphanage Home in Agbara.
Agbara Divisional Commander, Cdr A.O. Onasoga led other
agency’s personnel to represent the TCC/CEO, Cdr Olaseni Ogunyemi to
visit the orphanage home in Agbara.
The visit was to show love, compassion, and solidarity
to the children and staff of the orphanage and assuring them that the
agency has considered them as part of its extended family.
The children and staff were educated about safety tips
that will guided them while using the road. Among the tips were: Respect
traffic lights and road signs; Keep your eyes on the road at all times;
Avoid using mobile phones while driving or walking; Do not eat, read,
or engage in any distracting activities on the road; Refrain from
alcohol, drugs, or any medications that impair road safety; Children
under 12 should always sit in the back seat; Look both ways before
crossing the road and Never walk with your back to oncoming traffic.
Practical education on emergency response, especially on
how to “stop the bleeding” and save lives in the event of unforeseen
accidents was displayed by the Cdr Onasoga.
In a gesture of goodwill, Cdr Onasoga presented gifts to
the orphanage to reinforce the message of love, care, and community
support.
The proprietor of the orphanage, a Retired Assistant
Controller General of Customs, Mrs.Martinaz Gydo expressed heartfelt
appreciation in her vote of thanks. She commended the TRACE personnel
for their thoughtful gesture and prayed that God continued to protect
and guided them both day and night.
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