NSCDC Deploys 42 Officers for UTME Security in Enugu

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Enugu State has taken proactive measures to ensure the integrity of the upcoming Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). A deployment of 42 officers signifies the corps' commitment to providing a secure environment for students undertaking this crucial gateway to higher education.

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The deployment and monitoring would ensure smooth, safe, and hitch-free conduct of the 2026 UTME.

This strategic deployment underscores the importance placed on the UTME, a national examination that shapes the academic futures of countless young Nigerians. The NSCDC's presence at all 21 approved Computer-Based Test (CBT) centers across the state is designed to deter malpractice and ensure a fair process for all candidates.

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The NSCDC Enugu State Commandant, Dr Elijah Willie, has directed personnel to maintain high-level oversight and integrity for the examination.

Commandant Dr. Elijah Willie's directive for high-level oversight and his plan for unscheduled visits highlight a serious approach to maintaining the examination's integrity. This vigilance is crucial in preventing irregularities that could undermine the credibility of the results and the educational system. The NSCDC's commitment to a professional and proactive security operation demonstrates their dedication to supporting national educational goals.

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The commandant will conduct unscheduled visits to examination CBT centres to assess operational effectiveness and issue on-the-spot directives to enhance performance.