By Mohammed Tijjani
Mr Idris Adah, Commandant, Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps(NSCDC), Kaduna State Command has charged its personnel to redouble their efforts in the fight against crimes and criminality in the state and Nigeria at large.
Adah gave the charge at the decoration of 371 of the newly promoted officers held at the command’s headquarters in Kaduna on Thursday.
He explained that promotion comes with enormous responsibilities, hence the need for the officers to brace up for the challenges ahead, and be intentional in the discharge of their duties.
He also pointed out that the 371 newly promoted officers of the command was the highest so far recorded since the its inception.
Adah attributed the feat to the unwavering commitment of the Minister of Interior and that of the Commandant General of the Corps in clearing the backlog of outstanding/overdue officers.
“Promotion is a kind of reward for hardwork. When you are doing well, you will be rewarded.
“And that is not to say that others are not doing their best, but we have the most hardworking ones, and those are the ones that were selected, “he said.
On the yuletide season, Adah said the command has sensitized and deployed over 2000 personnel in the 23 Local Government Areas of the State to ensure a hitch-free celebration during the period.
He called on parents and guardians to prevail on their children and wards to avoid criminal activities, warning that anyone caught would face the full wrath of the law.
Adah said, “A lot of these bad boys go out to see how they can make money to celebrate the yuletide, thereby doing unnecessary things. We will arrest them, detain them, investigate them and prosecute them accordingly”
On synergy with sister security agencies in the state, the commandant disclosed that the corps enjoyed a harmonious working relationship aimed at improving security situation.(NAN)
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