Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, NSCDC, has called for continued support from the Nigeria Police to collectively wage war against insecurity.
NSCDC Commandant in Oyo state, Mr Augustine Padonu, MRM, made the call when he paid a courtesy visit to the State’s Commissioner of Police, Mr Adebola Hamzat at the Police Headquarters, Eleyele Ibadan.
Mr Padonu said the visit was aimed at strengthening the existing relationship between the NSCDC and the Nigeria Police Force in Oyo State.
Mr Padonu, MRM, acknowledged the strong bond and collaboration that currently exists between the NSCDC and the Police in Oyo State.
He expressed his appreciation for the joint efforts of the Security Chiefs in the state, emphasizing the importance of their collaboration in maintaining peace and security. Commandant Padonu also highlighted the need for assistance from the Commissioner of Police in the area of training.
“Recognizing the significance of continuous professional development, he sought the support of the Police in enhancing the knowledge and skills of NSCDC personnel.”
“Furthermore, the Commandant called for the collaboration of the Police in combating illegal mining activities in the state.”
“Illegal mining poses a threat to the environment and security, and the joint efforts of the NSCDC and the Police can effectively address this challenge.”
Reacting, Commissioner of Police in Oyo state, Mr Adebola Hamzat expressed his appreciation for the synergy among security agencies in the State.
“He commended the existing collaboration and stated, “I have not seen such collaboration elsewhere.”
The Commissioner who emphasized the importance of fostering a harmonious working relationship, explained that there should be no inferiority or superiority complexes among the security agencies.
“CP Hamzat shared his insights on the four approaches that have been tried in a progressive order, namely the organizational approach, government approach, society approach, and essence approach.”
“The essence approach integrates the other three approaches and incorporates the spiritual dimension, bringing a holistic perspective to security challenges.” Furthermore, the Commissioner assured Commandant Padonu of his commitment to assist in the area of training.
He emphasized that training programs could serve as platforms to unite and bring officers of lower ranks together from both the NSCDC and the Police.
The CP also proposed sports as another means of fostering collaboration and synergy among the lower ranks of the security agencies.
The visit concluded with an exchange of plaques as a gesture of goodwill and appreciation.
PR/Rasheedah Makinde
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