Commercial drivers in Anambra State have been urged to promote discipline, responsible conduct and road safety as part of efforts to restore positive societal values.
The call was made during the Wednesday, November 11, 2026 edition of the Malumebe Radio Programme, featuring the National President of the Drivers Welfare Club of Nigeria, Comrade Monday Elimigbe, and the Anambra State Chapter Chairman, Comrade Ike Obi.
The guests highlighted the responsibility of commercial drivers to uphold traffic regulations, discourage reckless driving, respect passengers and collaborate with other transport stakeholders to promote safer roads.
They also urged drivers to become ambassadors of positive values, noting that their daily interactions with passengers and the wider public provide opportunities to promote discipline, mutual respect and responsible behaviour.
The programme, anchored by Chuka Nnabuife and Mitchell Onugbolu, is broadcast live on ABS 88.5 FM and Kpakpando 101.9 FM. It is an initiative of the Anambra State Ministry of Information and Value Reformation aimed at reawakening society against vices and crime.
The discussion underscored the importance of making value reformation a collective responsibility, with commercial drivers playing a critical role in promoting a more disciplined society.
Malumebe, an audience-interactive radio chat show, airs every Wednesday at 11 a.m.
