13th August 2024 | Umunede, Delta State, Nigeria
As part of its ongoing traditional stakeholders' engagement across Delta State, the Joint National Transport Safety Committee of Nigeria (JNTSCN), Delta State Council, embarked on a courtesy visit to His Royal Highness, the Obi of Umunede, in Delta State, Nigeria.
The visit was aimed at strengthening the relationship between JNTSCN and the traditional institution while promoting road safety awareness, transport compliance, and community participation in building a safer and more organized transportation system.
During the engagement, the JNTSCN delegation highlighted the committee's commitment to reducing road accidents, promoting responsible driving practices, and collaborating with traditional rulers and community leaders to advance transport safety initiatives throughout Delta State.
His Royal Highness warmly received the delegation and commended JNTSCN for its proactive efforts in safeguarding lives and property through education, advocacy, and strategic partnerships. The royal father also expressed his support for initiatives that promote public safety, responsible transportation, and sustainable community development.
The visit concluded with the exchange of goodwill messages and a shared commitment to fostering collaboration between JNTSCN and the traditional institution in achieving safer roads, enhanced transport security, and a better future for the people of Umunede, Delta State, and Nigeria as a whole.

14th August 2024 | Delta State, Nigeria
As part of its ongoing traditional stakeholders' engagement and strategic community outreach, the Joint National Transport Safety Committee of Nigeria (JNTSCN), Delta State Council, paid a courtesy visit to His Royal Eminence, Engr. Celestine Okeibunor Olisanekwunkegaemeni Okafor.
The visit formed part of JNTSCN's commitment to strengthening partnerships with traditional institutions and fostering community support for initiatives aimed at promoting road safety, transport compliance, and public awareness across Delta State.
During the meeting, the JNTSCN delegation outlined the committee's mission of creating safer roads through education, stakeholder collaboration, and the enforcement of best practices within the transport sector. The delegation also emphasized the vital role of traditional rulers in mobilizing communities, encouraging responsible road use, and supporting government policies that protect lives and property.
His Royal Eminence warmly welcomed the delegation and commended JNTSCN for its dedication to improving transport safety and enhancing public welfare. He expressed his willingness to collaborate with the committee in promoting safety consciousness and community participation in transport-related initiatives.
The courtesy visit concluded with the exchange of goodwill messages and a shared commitment to building a strong partnership between JNTSCN and the traditional institution, working together to advance safer transportation, sustainable development, and the well-being of communities throughout Delta State and Nigeria.

15th August 2024 | Okpe Kingdom, Delta State, Nigeria
As part of its ongoing courtesy visits to traditional stakeholders and royal institutions across Delta State, the Joint National Transport Safety Committee of Nigeria (JNTSCN), Delta State Council, paid a strategic visit to His Royal Majesty, Maj.-Gen. Felix Mujakperuo (Rtd), CFR, Orhue I, Orodje of Okpe Kingdom and Chairman, Delta State Traditional Rulers Council.
The visit underscored JNTSCN's commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships with traditional institutions in advancing road safety awareness, transport compliance, and community-based safety initiatives throughout the state.
Led by the Delta State Council, the delegation briefed His Royal Majesty on the committee's mission to promote safer roads, encourage responsible transportation practices, and strengthen collaboration among government agencies, transport operators, security organizations, and local communities. The delegation also emphasized the critical role of traditional rulers in mobilizing grassroots support for road safety campaigns and public enlightenment programs.
His Royal Majesty, Maj.-Gen. Felix Mujakperuo (Rtd), CFR, warmly welcomed the delegation and commended JNTSCN for its proactive efforts in promoting transport safety and protecting the lives of road users. He reiterated the importance of community engagement and pledged the support of the Delta State Traditional Rulers Council in advancing initiatives that foster safety, security, and sustainable development across the state.
The courtesy visit concluded with the exchange of goodwill messages and a shared commitment to strengthening the partnership between JNTSCN and the traditional institution, working together to build a culture of safety, responsibility, and excellence in Nigeria's transport sector for the benefit of present and future generations.

On the 14 of August, the JNTSCN Delta State Council embark on a courtesy visit to traditional stakeholders and rulers in Delta State. Today we visit His Royal Majesty, Obi (Professor) Louis Chelunor Nwaoboshi