Plateau to Host 2025 National Conference of Vehicle Inspection Officers

The Plateau State Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Davou Jatau Gyang, has charged Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIOs) to step up their service delivery to meet global standards. He made this call when he received a delegation from the National Conference of Directors and Chief Road Traffic Officers (VIOs) of the Federation, who paid him a courtesy visit ahead of the 2025 edition of the conference scheduled to hold in Plateau State.



The Commissioner emphasized the importance of creating a more efficient and citizen-friendly road traffic system in the country. He urged the road traffic officers to use the conference as a platform to share innovative ideas on how to improve synergy between regulatory officers and road users. The Commissioner expressed his desire for the conference to set a model not just for Nigeria, but for other African countries.

The National Secretary of the National Conference of Directors and Chief Road Traffic Officers (VIOs) of the Federation 2025, Mr. Durojaye Babawale Olalekan, thanked the Governor of Plateau State and the Ministry of Transport for their warm reception and readiness to host the event. He stated that the conference aims to enhance national security and strengthen quality service delivery.

The Chairman of the organizing committee and Director, Vehicle Inspection, Plateau State Ministry of Transport, Mrs. Anna Mweltok, noted that the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) was already in place to ensure a smooth and successful event. She explained that the courtesy visit was to inform the Commissioner about the conference, share details of the event, and strengthen the working relationship with the ministry.

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mrs. Jummai Adamu, commended members of the delegation for their commitment to national development through road safety reforms. She wished them a successful and impactful conference, and expressed her confidence that the event would be a platform for stakeholders to share ideas and best practices on how to improve road safety and transportation in Nigeria.

The conference is expected to bring together stakeholders in the transport sector, including vehicle inspection officers, road safety experts, and policymakers. It will provide a platform for participants to share their experiences, challenges, and ideas on how to improve road safety and transportation in Nigeria.

The theme of the conference is expected to focus on enhancing national security and strengthening quality service delivery in the transport sector. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions, workshops, and presentations on various topics related to road safety and transportation.

Overall, the 2025 National Conference of Vehicle Inspection Officers is expected to be a significant event in the transport sector, providing a platform for stakeholders to come together and discuss ways to improve road safety and transportation in Nigeria. With the Plateau State Government's commitment to supporting the conference, the event is expected to be a success and a model for future conferences.


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