FRSC Commends MAUTH Yola for Excellence in Service Delivery

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Adamawa State Command, has commended the Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital (MAUTH), Yola, for its exceptional service culture and humanitarian approach to healthcare delivery.

The commendation was made during a courtesy visit by the Adamawa State Sector Commander of the FRSC, Sabo Yahaya Adiku, to the Chief Medical Director of MAUTH, Professor Adamu Girei Bakari.

Commander Adiku shared a personal testimony of his experience at MAUTH, where he received treatment without knowledge of his official status. He praised the hospital for its professionalism, compassion, and impartiality, highlighting the institution's core values of humility, excellence, and selfless service.

The FRSC Commander emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the FRSC and MAUTH, particularly in conducting joint sensitization campaigns and regular medical check-ups for commercial drivers. He noted that the hospital's policy of administering care without demanding immediate payment aligns closely with the FRSC's life-saving mandate.

The Chief Medical Director, Prof. Adamu Girei Bakari, expressed deep appreciation for the visit and the commendation. He reaffirmed the hospital's policy of non-discriminatory, life-first emergency care, highlighting the National Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance System (NEMSAS) that provides free services for the first 48 hours, including diagnostics and emergency surgeries.

The hospital has pledged to sustain its collaboration with the FRSC, particularly in conducting medical screenings for drivers, to enhance public safety and reduce avoidable road accidents. The synergy between the two institutions is seen as vital in saving lives and promoting road safety.