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Published on 2024-03-13 13:43:11
The FCT Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has announced plans to deploy a gun truck to the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre to enhance the security around the facility. This move is aimed at strengthening the security measures in place to prevent any potential threats or breaches.
According to a statement released by the Command’s spokesperson, Samuel Idoko, the decision to deploy a gun truck was made to bolster the security presence and ensure the safety of the facility. This step is part of the ongoing efforts by the NSCDC to improve the security situation within the Federal Capital Territory.
The NSCDC Commandant in the territory, Olusola Odumosu, revealed this development during a meeting with the Comptroller of Corrections, FCT Command, Mr. John Francis. Odumosu emphasized that the gun truck would be utilized for surveillance patrols and securing the facility, enhancing the overall security posture of the Custodial Centre.
Furthermore, Odumosu expressed his gratitude for the visit and highlighted the importance of collaboration between the NSCDC and the Correctional Service in combating crimes in the territory. He also mentioned that the command had recently received three gun trucks to safeguard lives and property in the FCT.
The visit from Mr. Francis, the FCT Comptroller of Corrections, was seen as a step towards strengthening the partnership between the two services to tackle crime effectively in the region. The synergy between the NSCDC and the Correctional Service is crucial in maintaining law and order and ensuring the safety of residents in the FCT.
Odumosu reiterated the commitment of the NSCDC to working alongside other security agencies to achieve the common goal of enhancing security in the region. He emphasized the need for collaboration and coordination among different agencies to tackle security challenges effectively.
The NSCDC Commandant also shared the recent successes of the command in apprehending criminals involved in various illicit activities such as vandalizing critical infrastructure, banditry, illegal mining, oil theft, fraud, and child trafficking. These achievements reflect the proactive and vigilant approach adopted by the NSCDC to combat crime in the FCT.
Mr. Francis, in his remarks, commended the leadership of the NSCDC for their proactive measures and expressed his support for further collaboration to create a safer FCT free from criminal activities. The joint efforts of the NSCDC and the Correctional Service are vital in maintaining peace and security in the capital city.
In conclusion, the deployment of a gun truck by the NSCDC to the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre underscores the commitment of the agency to enhancing security measures in the FCT. The collaboration between the NSCDC and the Correctional Service will play a crucial role in safeguarding the residents and properties in the region, ensuring a safe and secure environment for all.
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