In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) by the director of public relations, DC Olusola Odumosu stated that, "In line with the provision of the NSCDC Act, 2003 as amended in 2007, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has issued 26 operation licenses to new private guard practitioners at the Corps National Headquarter, Abuja, after scaling the hurdles of scrutiny and screening by the Corps and other security agencies concerned."
As the sole regulator of the sector, Dr Audi warned the private Guard Company operatives to abstain from illegal duties, possession of fire arms under any guise and the use of any uniform similar to that of an existing security agency.
According to the CG “As the nation grapples with the challenges of terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and asymmetric warfare from invisible enemies among others, the quest to make a difference in this sector must drive you to advance our internal security nationwide; you must give your best and work in synergy with the Corps to promote internal security while at the same time leveraging on your grassroot disposition and the application of modern technology to address some seemingly intractable security problems”.
Dr Audi further appealed to the various operators to look seriously into the welfare of their guards in order to discourage them from compromising standards.
SIGNED:
DCC OLUSOLA ODUMOSU
DIRECTOR, PUBLIC RELATIONS
NSCDC NHQ, ABUJA.
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