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During the decoration ceremony of 801 newly promoted officers and men at the NSCDC Headquarters in Agodi, Ibadan, Dr. Michael Adaralewa, the Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Oyo State, asserted that the organization is now better equipped than ever to address the security challenges prevalent in the state….CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

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Among the newly promoted personnel were nine Deputy Commandants of Corps (DCC), 26 Assistant Commandants of Corps (ACC), and 37 Chief Superintendents of Corps (CSC), alongside 137 Superintendents of Corps (SC), 180 Deputy Superintendents of Corps (DSC), and 324 Assistant Superintendents of Corps I (ASC I) and Assistant Superintendents of Corps II (ASC II).

The Commandant emphasized that the NSCDC in Oyo State now boasts a more robust, experienced, and motivated workforce, poised to confront the security challenges head-on.

Adaralewa expressed confidence in the renewed vigor, stating, “We are confident that with this renewed vigor, we will continue to be a pillar of strength and stability in Oyo State.”

He highlighted that the promotions were not merely symbolic titles but represented a renewed sense of purpose and motivation for the officers, acknowledging their expertise, experience, dedication to service, and the NSCDC’s commitment to growth, professionalism, and excellence.

The Commandant extended his appreciation to the Minister of Interior and NSCDC Commandant-General, Dr. Ahmed Audi, for their unwavering support and commitment to addressing stagnation issues, ensuring the promotion of all eligible personnel to enhance morale and workforce productivity.

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