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Army Commander Lauds NSCDC over Insecurity War in Anambra

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The 302 Nigerian Army (AR) Commander with NSCDC Commandant, others

By Praise Chinecherem

Newly appointed Commander, 302 Artillery Regiment, Nigerian Army Onitsha, Col. Adamu Kabir Muhammad has lauded the tireless efforts of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in enhancing the security of lives and property in Anambra State.

Muhammad made the commendation when he paid a familiarization visit to Commandant Maku Olatunde, the State Commandant of NSCDC at the Command Headquarters in Awka, Anambra State.

He acknowledged the strong partnership between the two agencies and pledged to further strengthen their collaboration, effectively tackling security concerns and fostering a tranquil atmosphere for Anambra residents.

The 302 Nigerian Army (AR) Commander who recently assumed duty disclosed that the visit was necessary to familiarize himself with the NSCDC and seek for strengthened synergy, which he said was critical to mitigating crime .

“I want to appreciate the Commandant for such a warm welcome. When we met for the first time, it was as if we had known each other for a long time.

“We have been seeing but I decided to make it formal today. The essence is for us to get to know ourselves for a better cohesion, synergy and sharing of ideas necessary to keep our work flowing,” he stated.

The army boss praised the NSCDC remarkable achievements in the protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure and in maintaining peace and stability in the state.

“I’m delighted to be here, having worked alongside the NSCDC on various operations.I must commend your team’s exceptional professionalism, dedication, and effectiveness in carrying out their duties,” he stated.

Responding, Maku emphasized the importance of inter – agency cooperation in combating insecurity in some volatile areas of the state.

He appreciated the support of the Nigerian Army to the NSCDC stating that such synergy will further boast the operational capabilities, intelligence sharing and capacity building among the two agencies.

“I must commend the Nigerian Army for being our most trusted ally. In all our dealings with them, they have shown to be sincere, resolute, very professional and ready to be of assistance in any areas of our choice” he concluded.

The highlight of the visit was the signing of the visitor’s register and the exchange of plaques.

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