PUBLIC TRUST KEY TO SUCCESSFUL SECURITY OPERATIONS — NSCDC CG DECLARES IN KADUNA

At the Government-Citizens Engagement Forum organized by the Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation in Kaduna, the Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Professor Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, OFR, reaffirmed the Corps’ frontline role in Nigeria’s internal security architecture, aligning its efforts with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Speaking on the theme of government accountability and citizen engagement, Professor Audi emphasized that public trust remains the bedrock of successful security operations. He noted that the Corps has intensified its tactical presence nationwide through intelligence-led deployments designed to address emerging threats and safeguard key sectors of national interest.

The Commandant General highlighted the operational impact of specialized units such as the Agro Rangers, who continue to protect farmers and agricultural investments in volatile areas; the Female Squad, strategically deployed to ensure safety in schools under the Safe School Initiative; the Special Intelligence Squad (SIS), which spearheads anti-vandalism efforts and critical infrastructure protection; and the Mining Marshals, actively engaged in combating illegal mining and securing Nigeria’s mineral resources.

He stressed that these units are effective not just because of their tactical training, but because of the trust they have earned from the communities they serve.

In addition, Professor Audi emphasized that synergy remains a central pillar of the Corps’ strategy. Through robust collaboration with other security agencies and community stakeholders, the NSCDC continues to enhance intelligence-sharing, joint response capabilities, and operational efficiency.

He acknowledged the consistent support of the Honourable Minister of Interior, which has contributed significantly to strengthening the Corps’ field capabilities and inter-agency coordination.

“Our success is measured not just by arrests or patrols, but by how much the people trust us to keep them safe,” he said. “Under the Renewed Hope vision of Mr. President, we are more determined than ever to deliver results that matter, and to do so with integrity, presence, and professionalism.”

CSC Babawale Afolabi
National Public Relations Officer
NSCDC Headquarters, Abuja.

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