The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says it records 6,454 traffic offences and intercepts five vehicles using fake diplomatic number plates during a nationwide enforcement exercise. The FRSC links the seizures to its Operation GUDUMA II and says the effort is aimed at identifying and addressing improper use of diplomatic plates.
Multiple outlets report the same core figures and the same enforcement action. The Daily Post Nigeria adds that Operation GUDUMA II runs from November 2 to 6, 2026, and covers 12 states plus the Federal Capital Territory. The Punch focuses on the offence count and the fake diplomatic plates, without highlighting the operation’s date range or state breakdown in the provided summaries. Overall, coverage centers on the FRSC’s roadside enforcement and the number of vehicles and offences involved.