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‘Vehicle inspection crucial in curbing accidents’

The Managing Director of Temple, Prince Segun Obayendo, said CVIS adopted global best practices in the inspection of vehicles to determine their road worthiness.

Temple Group Limited (TGL), pioneer of the Computerised Vehicle Inspection Service (CVIS), said it has forged partnership with the government at all levels to reduce the rate of road traffic crashes and fatalities by guaranteeing sound road worthiness of vehicles.

The Managing Director of Temple, Prince Segun Obayendo, said CVIS adopted global best practices in the inspection of vehicles to determine their road worthiness.

He spoke at the annual management retreat of the Temple Group with the theme: “Greater Workforce for Sustainability”, held in Abuja.

“All these help to save lives, give assets protection and protect government infrastructure. To achieve this, it has partnered with relevant agencies such as the Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS), Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), safety agencies and stakeholders to save the lives of Nigerians through improved road safety administration,” he said in a statement.

The retreat, he noted, was an opportunity for the company to strengthen the commitment to grow the people behind the Temple Group brand.

 

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