FRSC to disqualify applicants with tattoos, other


Mr Boboye Oyeyemi, the Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps says that applicants with tattoos, bow and K legs would be disqualified from its ongoing screening.

Oyeyemi disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria while inspecting the screening exercise at Ikeja 9 Brigades Military Cantonment in Lagos on Tuesday.

“In any uniform service, you are not supposed to have tattoo on your body; likewise twisted eyes, bow, K legs and flat foot are not allowed in the service.

“This is because anybody with bow and K legs will not be able to stand and walk for a long period of time.

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“In uniform service, you must be able to walk and run long distances in case of emergency.

To save life, you will be required to walk long distances and you won’t be able to perform your duty if you have “K“ or flat leg.

“We have patrol duties for eight hours and rescue exercise can take up to five hours and if you are not fit you can’t do it.

[/b]“Likewise pregnant and married women, we can’t take them because that is the rule for uniform services,” Oyeyemi said. [b]

The FRSC boss said that the screening had been going smoothly across the country together with the five states having high concentration of applicants.

“We have states that have high concentration of applicants, like Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, Kaduna, Benue, Lagos, Enugu and Oyo States.

He expressed satisfaction with the progress made so far in the exercises

Talk true?

[quote author=Yambee post=71532020]Talk true?[/quote
Yes na true talk, but some married women are even healthier than the unmarried. Why not use fitness as bases

Hmmmm,

Not all married women have the look ooo.

How are they going to determine all when most have all their certificate in their maiden names.

Abi the commission will do the 'checking' to determine who is married or not?

Btw @op, kindly correct this - Married not 'Marriage' as stated on your topic.
Thanks