NSCDC sanctions personnel for misconduct, confirms promotion of 17,000 senior officers

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has sanctioned 66 personnel throughout numerous ranks for offences starting from misconduct to different disciplinary infractions, reaffirming its dedication to self-discipline, professionalism and accountability within the discharge of its statutory duties.

Babawale Afolabi, the National Public Relations Officer, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, in an announcement, mentioned the Commandant General, Prof. Abubakar Ahmed Audi, disclosed this throughout a press convention in Abuja.

Prof. Audi said that the disciplinary actions, which embrace dismissal, discount in rank, suspension and warning, adopted the receipt of official correspondence from the Civil Defence, Corrections, Fire and Immigration Services Board, CDCFIB, after its assembly.

He defined that the affected personnel had undergone established disciplinary procedures, together with proceedings earlier than the Orderly Room and the Senior and Junior Officers’ Disciplinary Committees, the place the character and gravity of their respective offences have been examined and acceptable sanctions beneficial.

The NSCDC boss famous that the beneficial disciplinary measures have been subsequently ratified by the Board, underscoring the Corps’ resolve to take care of excessive requirements of self-discipline {and professional} conduct amongst its personnel.

In a associated growth, Prof. Audi confirmed that the Corps had obtained the record of roughly 17,000 senior officers accredited for promotion, as earlier introduced by the Ministry of Interior and the CDCFIB.

He assured that the promotion record can be made public and communicated to the benefiting officers in the end.

The Commandant General reiterated the Corps’ dedication to institutional self-discipline, skilled excellence and improved service supply in keeping with its mandate of safeguarding lives, property and important nationwide property.