Abuja: In the scorching heat of 38 degrees in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, a woman who is sweating with sweat is constantly busy handling traffic. This is not a traffic police officer while Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem is. After the death of his son in a car accident, he has taken the initiative to improve traffic in Abuja. As soon as the courts are closed for the last 8 years, they reach to control the traffic.

According to Monica, drivers are not aware of training-traffic rules, so major accidents occur. He feels that if some people improve with his efforts, his efforts will be successful. Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem said, "By the time the news of son Quapdas's accident was received in 2011, he was dead. When we talked to the people nearby, it was found that a car had hit. Because of which both legs were badly injured. If he was taken to the hospital on time, he could have survived. Road design was also bad in the place where the accident happened. It was discovered that the road was not improved even after many complaints. I do not know who killed my son, but I do not want to destroy another mother's lap, so I have decided to eradicate the problem. ''

Due to lack of the same traffic rules, many accidents happen, people did not even know the rules. I took traffic officer training from the traffic department, then started to teach the drivers of the local car-heavy vehicle. After this, the institution named Quapdas Road Safety Demand started. Where drivers are taught free about road safety. She is going to open a school soon, where driving will be taught for free. She also said that this will give relief to my son's soul. He will thank me anywhere in the world.

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