Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps Vows Enhanced School Security in Abia
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Abia State pledges heightened security measures for schools amidst growing concerns over safety.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a bid to ensure the safety of students and infrastructure within schools, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Abia State has pledged to intensify security efforts.
Commandant Usman Alfadarai affirmed the commitment during a meeting at the command's headquarters in Umuahia. He emphasized the importance of proactive and preventive measures, especially in light of recent school abductions across the country.
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Alfadarai lauded the establishment of the armed female squad and the safe school team, highlighting their crucial role in supporting the safe school program initiated by the federal government. He stressed the imperative for the squad to restore public confidence in the NSCDC through diligent execution of duties.
Under his leadership, Alfadarai assured collaboration with the state Ministry of Education and Homeland Security as strategic partners in implementing the safe school project. He also commended officers for their dedication and recent training on professional knowledge and combat readiness.
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This renewed focus on security aligns with the NSCDC's mandate and reflects the commitment to safeguarding educational environments in Abia State amidst growing concerns over safety.
