Kogi NSCDC Commandant calls for synergy to end insecurity in Nigeria

The Kogi State Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC) Ahmad Ahmad Gandi has called


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Kogi NSCDC Commandant calls for synergy to end insecurity in Nigeria


The Kogi State Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC) Ahmad Ahmad Gandi has called for continuous synergy among security agencies to put an end to insecurities in Nigeria.
 
Our Kogi State Correspondent, reports that Gandi made the call on Friday when  the newly deployed Kogi State Immigration Service Controller, Anthony  Anene paid him a courtesy visit in his office in Lokoja.
 
 
The Commandant stressed the need to  create an encompassing forum for all the Security agencies in Kogi State were issues on  Security, intelligence, and prompt dissemination of information will be activated.
 
This according to the NSCDC boss  will further put a check to crime and criminalities been perpetrated Kogi State. 
 
Gandi recalled that, NSCDC has continued to maintain a  robust relationship with other sister security agencies, assuring the immigration boss that his command will assist him to achieve success in Kogi State.
 
 
" NSCDC  and the Immigration Service are children from the same parentage, hence we must collaborate and synergize  to achieve the set goals of making Kogi state a crime free State" he said. 

 


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Odimayo Olatunde Frederick
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