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Mission & Vision Statement

 Mission Statement

To create in Nigeria safer Roads by imparting defensive driving skills to all trained drivers at the institute.


Vision Statement

To create in Nigeria generation of skillful and professional drivers who will have the full knowledge of all the rudiments and intricacies of perfect driving.

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