Crime
Osun NSCDC boss reads riot act to Commanders
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Osun Commandant, Dr Akintayo Adaralewa has charged commanders to be disciplined, resolute, responsive and responsible, National Daily Newspaper gathered.
Adaralewa have this charge as part of his continued efforts to deliver on the Corps mandates.
The Osun NSCDC boss gave this charge during a maiden meeting with tactical and operational commanders in the state.
In a statement by the Osun NSCDC spokesperson, Adeleke Kehinde on Sunday, Adaralewa called on the commanders to adhere strictly to rules of engagement while discharging their duties.
“The NSCDC is known for ‘humility in service delivery and my administration would not accept excuses for failure.”
He also informed them that his administration would prioritize training as he is committed to combatting criminalities, National Daily Newspaper gathered.
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“It would no longer be business as usual in Osun State, Therefore, all hands must be on deck to achieve the mandates of the Corps in protecting critical national assets and infrastructure.
“Discipline starts from training and adequate training improves personnel’s capacity to give their best to the nation.
The Commandant General, Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, OFR, does not joke with training because it leads to improved performance.
Here in Osun, we get our officers and men trained and retrained in combating emerging security challenges.
We will leave no stone unturned to make Osun peaceful and secure.’’
The Commandant who solicited the cooperation of the field officers to paddle the boat of NSCDC Osun Command said their loyalty to the Corps is needed to justify its existence and make citizens sleep with their two eyes closed when their security is assured, National Daily Newspaper gathered.
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