The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has lauded the leadership and commitment of the Honourable Minister of Interior, Engr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, for his unwavering support towards ensuring the safety of the nation. The Corps acknowledged the Minister’s efforts in providing essential resources, including ammunition and security tools, which have significantly enhanced their capacity to safeguard the lives and property of citizens....TAP TO READ THE FULL CONTENT | TAP TO READ THE FULL CONTENT
Under Minister Tunji-Ojo’s leadership, the NSCDC has witnessed a renewed focus on internal security, with special attention to equipping personnel for optimal performance. The Corps expressed their gratitude for his proactive supervision and continuous efforts to strengthen security agencies in Nigeria.
Despite these commendable strides, the NSCDC has drawn the Minister’s attention to a pressing issue affecting some of its personnel. Several officers using FCMB bank for salary payments have reportedly not received their November salaries. This situation has caused distress among the affected officers, who now seek the Minister’s intervention.
The Corps has appealed to Engr. Tunji-Ojo to investigate and resolve the matter swiftly, ensuring that all affected personnel receive their salaries. They emphasized the importance of timely remuneration, which boosts morale and enables security officers to carry out their duties diligently.
The NSCDC remains confident in the Minister’s commitment to their welfare and believes that his prompt action will address the concerns of the affected officers. They reaffirmed their dedication to upholding national security while expressing hope for a swift resolution to the issue.
As a critical agency in Nigeria’s security architecture, the NSCDC reiterated its commitment to upholding national peace and security. They remain optimistic that the Honourable Minister will prioritize the welfare of the affected officers, ensuring that their contributions to national safety are adequately supported.