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Are you a Driver? Pedestrian? Motorcyclist? or Cyclist?
Do you ply the Nigerian road in anyway?

Then i bet you must have seen the gory scenes on our roads which presents itself as "Road Crashes or Accidents".

It happens within a split second and lives and properties become maimed or destroyed. That is why it is said that "if you want to know the importance of a second, then ask someone who just narrowly escaped an accident.".

The truth still remains that road accidents occur like wild fire. And you know what?? Everybody, including you and me, has been directly or indirectly affected by this menace called road accidents.

We all complain about bad roads in Nigeria, but it is our attitude towards these roads that determine our survival. And this "attitude" depends on the level of  information we have about how to ply these roads in a safe manner.

Majority of these accidents are caused by little or no knowledge of proper road usage by we, the supposed road users. For example, there are over 150 traffic/road signs, but only just a few are understood by us. Now what happens when we see a road sign that is supposed to warn us of a "diversion ahead" and we do not understand it.

My simple contribution towards alleviating the occurrences of road accidents is to make us all come in contact with the pros and cons of how to use our roads safely and effectively. With this patriotic intent, i created an online copy of "The Nigerian Traffic Code".

This book was written by the Federal Road Safety Corps in a hard copy format, but i decided to bring it online so that a lot of people can read it, because the information contained in it, if implemented, can SAVE your life. thanks to the availability of the internet. Besides, it also contains a lot of side attractions that makes it more interesting to read.

SOME CONTENTS/FEATURES OF THIS E-BOOK
This is a 99paged book with qualitative pictures and tables (for comparison) for better understanding. Among its many contents, just a few a listed here:
- Attitude of every kind of road User
- Over 150 traffic signs and meanings
- Comprehensive and extensive explanation on the Rules and Regulations of road usage
- The various kinds of Nigerian roads
- How you can easily identify a state or federal road
- Step-by-step guide on vehicle registration
- Classes of Drivers licence
-Step-by-step guide on how to procure, renew, or replace a drivers licence or learners permit WITHOUT STRESS
- Different types of plate number
- Basic vehicle safety check
- The physically challenged and the road
- The tourist and the road
- Traffic offences and their penalties
- History, information and contacts of the FRSC
- How you can get live and current updates of traffic situations nationwide
- Alcohol and driving
- Speeding limits of vehicles
- Driving under special conditions
- Handling road accidents/Fires
- Basic tips on First aid
- Labels of dangerous goods
- Over 100 facts about road crashes

This is an interesting and life-saving book. you will be amazed how little you know about traffic rules and regulations, yet you ply the road on a daily basis. I bet you, you wont stop getting 'awed' by the contents when you get to read it.

I never intended to collect a dime for this book because i see it as my own little contribution towards combating road accidents. But in order to make-up for the cost of the typing and compilation of this book, I placed the price at just  500naira.

 To order, pay in the sum of 500naira to any Ecobank Bank branch

Account Name: Odimba Nnamdi Chukwunenye
Account number: 4412072841.
After payment, send a text to 08160466225 containing "Nigerian Traffic Codes", your name, email address and teller number.
In 1hour time, the ebook will be sent to your email

OR

To order from the comfort of your home/office, just send a text to 08160466225 containing an MTN airtime worth 750naira, your name, and email address.

Now what are you waiting for!! Order now to contribute your own quota towards eradicating this menace

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