FRSC Decorates Osun Sector Commander, Leye Adegboyega, as Assistant Corps Marshall 

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has elevated Leye Adegboyega (fsi) to the position of an Assistant Corps Marshall.

Adegboyega is the Sector Commander, Osun State, born on July 25, 1969, in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Leye Adegboyegå’s journey began with humble roots in Ayetoro Yewa South Local Government Area of Ogun State.

Armed with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Olabisi Onabanjo University and a Master’s degree in Transport Management from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, he adequately prepared himself for future impact.

After successfully completing the National Youth Service in November 1993, he joined the Federal Road Safety Corps. 

He started as Personal Assistant to the Director of Operations, and later served as the Principal Staff Officer to the Acting Corps Marshal, and later as Staff Officer in both Statistics and Operations.

His leadership extended to the field as Unit Commander in key locations, including Oluyole, Ojota, and Ota, where his presence translated into discipline, order, and measurable safety improvements.

Adegboyega served as the Head of Administration and Human Resources at both Sector and Zonal Command levels, where he nurtured officers, built capacity, and instilled a culture of professionalism

He was later deployed to the Nigeria Road Safety Partnership (NRSP), where he became a bridge between the Corps and corporate giants such as Shell, NNPC, Chevron, and Dangote Group. 

There, he was said to have demonstrated rare diplomatic skill, forging alliances that strengthened road safety advocacy and resource mobilization.

As Head of Policy, Research, and Statistics in Zone RS5 Benin, his analytical strength and strategic thinking propelled the Zone to national prominence, ranking among the best-performing zones in 2013 and 2014. 

His approach was simple yet powerful—data-driven decisions, disciplined execution, and people-focused leadership.

A Fellow of the prestigious National Institute for Security Studies, ACM Adegboyega’s global exposure, spanning executive intelligence management courses and international road safety conferences in South Africa and the United States, broadened his vision and sharpened his leadership edge. 

He returned home to apply global best practices to local challenges.

Adegboyega was named Best Corridor Commander in 2012 and later earned multiple commendations in 2016 for public enlightenment campaigns. 

In April 2025, Adegboyega was made Sector Commander of Osun State (RSI 1 .1). 

Under his leadership, the Command witnessed a remarkable transformation:

The successful launch of the 3rd edition of the FRSC Osun Safety Gong Magazine, strengthening public enlightenment and awareness.

Through his efforts, personnel across Osun State Commands were equipped with branded raincoats, reflective jackets, high-quality gloves, stretchers, and fully kitted first aid bags—tools that not only enhanced

His leadership style remains deeply human, firm yet fair, disciplined yet compassionate. A man known for zero tolerance for misconduct, yet widely respected for his transparency, accountability, and mentorship.

Speaking on the promotion, Adegboyega said beyond the badges and ceremonial decorations, the elevation is not just a reward; it is a call to more responsibility. 

“It is a call to continue leading with integrity, to keep innovating, and to sustain the momentum of safer roads across Nigeria”, he said.