BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE TO COMMANDANT C. E. OKARAZU, NSCDC CROSS RIVER STATE COMMAND


On behalf of the Management and Editorial Board of People’s Security Monitor, I warmly congratulate the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Cross River State Command, Commandant C. E. Okarazu, on the occasion of his birthday. This special day provides an opportunity to celebrate a distinguished officer whose commitment to duty, professionalism and unwavering dedication to the protection of lives and critical national assets have continued to earn him the admiration of colleagues, stakeholders and the citizens he serves.
As the helmsman of the NSCDC in Cross River State, Commandant Okarazu has demonstrated exemplary leadership, courage and a deep sense of responsibility in advancing the Corps’ mandate. His steadfast commitment to intelligence-driven operations, protection of critical national assets and infrastructure, public safety, and collaboration with sister security agencies has contributed significantly to strengthening security and public confidence in the state. Through his disciplined approach to leadership, he has continued to inspire officers and men under his command to uphold the highest standards of service, integrity and patriotism.
Beyond his official responsibilities, Commandant Okarazu stands out for his humility, accessibility, fairness and genuine concern for the welfare of both personnel and the communities they serve. These sterling qualities have distinguished him as a true civil defender and a worthy ambassador of the values and ideals of the NSCDC. His dedication to duty and his people-centred approach to leadership remain shining examples of selfless public service in a nation that greatly values committed and visionary security leaders.
As you celebrate another year of God’s faithfulness, we pray that the Almighty grants you continued good health, divine protection, greater wisdom and renewed strength to excel in all your endeavours. May the years ahead bring you even greater accomplishments, fulfilment and prosperity in both your service to the nation and your personal life. Happy Birthday, Commandant Okarazu, and may your legacy of excellence continue to inspire generations of security professionals.
Signed
Isiaka Mustapha
CEO/Editor-in-Chief
People’s Security Monitor

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