CurrentReport Blog In a decisive move to ensure the safety of lives, property, and critical infrastructure, the Kaduna State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has deployed no fewer than 2,000 personnel ahead of the planned nationwide protests. The deployment underscores the corps’ commitment to maintaining law and order during times of potential unrest.
Commandant Fakoya’s Address
Addressing the officers and men of the command in Kaduna on Wednesday, the State Commandant of the NSCDC, Mrs. Lucy Fakoya, outlined the strategic measures in place to avert any form of disruption during the protests. She emphasized the importance of vigilance and readiness among the deployed personnel.
Strategic Briefing and Deployment
Mrs. Fakoya highlighted that divisional officers have already received detailed briefings on the deployment strategy. The focus is on protecting vital assets and preventing any attempts by hoodlums to cause damage. The proactive stance of the NSCDC is aimed at deterring any potential threats and ensuring a peaceful protest environment.
Zero Tolerance for Disorder
“We will not tolerate the breakdown of law and order, because any person will have his or herself to blame,” Mrs. Fakoya stated emphatically. Her message was clear: the NSCDC is fully prepared to enforce the law and protect the community from any form of violence or vandalism.
Call for Community Cooperation
In a bid to foster community cooperation, Mrs. Fakoya called on community heads to exercise their influence by advising their wards against engaging in unruly behavior during the protests. The involvement of community leaders is seen as a crucial component in maintaining peace and order.
