New Kwara NSCDC commandant gives criminals quit notice

The Punch reports on the firm stance taken by the newly deployed Commandant of the Kwara State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Abbas Mohammed. His maiden press conference in Ilorin signaled a clear message to criminal elements: their activities will not be tolerated in Kwara State. Mohammed's vow to employ proactive and decisive measures underscores a commitment to enhancing security and protecting lives and property. From the perspective of the NSCDC and the state government, this is a crucial step in reassuring citizens and deterring potential offenders. The commandant's emphasis on collaboration with sister security agencies, traditional institutions, and relevant stakeholders highlights a strategic approach to security, recognizing that effective crime prevention requires a united front. This coordinated effort is vital in Nigeria, where various security challenges necessitate inter-agency cooperation. The public's role is also emphasized, with an appeal for vigilance and the provision of credible information, recognizing citizens as key partners in maintaining peace and security. The article also notes Mohammed's extensive experience, having served over two decades in the corps, including a previous role as commandant at Zone 4 Headquarters in Minna, which suggests a seasoned professional leading the command. This appointment and his assertive declaration are aimed at reinforcing the state's security apparatus and fostering a safer environment for its residents.

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Kwara State will not be a haven for criminals. We are fully prepared to deploy all necessary operational strategies to ensure the safety and security of lives and property.