The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has expressed the need for enhanced partnership and collaboration with the Nigeria Police Force to address emerging security threats and criminal activities in Anambra and Enugu states.
The NSCDC Assistant Commandant General Superintending Zone K, Solomon Iyamu, made this announcement during a courtesy visit to the Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 13 Headquarters, Ukpo, Anambra State, AIG Godwin Ndidi Aghaulor.
Iyamu highlighted the importance of collaboration to strengthen the existing relationship and cooperation between the two agencies.
He emphasized that such cooperation would deepen the understanding of officers and enhance their ability to address security challenges effectively in the region.
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During the visit, Iyamu expressed his intention to familiarize himself with the police office, appreciate the support received thus far, and reinforce the bond between the NSCDC and the police.
He acknowledged the emerging security threats in the zone and stressed the significance of all security agencies working together to achieve a common goal.
The AIG, Godwin Aghaulor, welcomed the NSCDC delegation, commending their collaborative approach.
He recognized the essential role of the NSCDC in the nation’s security architecture and pledged unflinching support.
Aghaulor emphasized the need for security agencies to synergize and collaborate, noting that collective efforts yield better results in combating insecurity.
The NSCDC delegation included Comdt. Edwin Osuala, Anambra State Commandant, Comdt. Edwin Ugwuja, 2ic to ACG, DCC Ugwuogo Eme Use, DC Investigation and Intelligence Dept Zone K, DCC Idang John, DC Ops Zone K, DSC Chukwuma Umeuwa, PA to ACG, among others.
The visit aimed to foster unity and cooperation between the NSCDC and the police for the peace and stability of the two states.
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