Nigeria Security And Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC Commandant in Oyo state, Mr Augustine Padonu has advised the newly recruit officers of the corps to be dedicated and professional while discharging their duties.
Mr Padonu gave the advice during the passing out parade of the 2022/2023 new recruits at its headquarters Agodi Ibadan.
He urged them to keep striving for excellence and direct their efforts on the safety and well-being of the people of Oyo as they embark on the noble journey of Service to humanity.
“To the trainees, I once again congratulate you on the this milestone and as you join the corps, I urge you to uphold the honor the integrity of our corps, and to carry out your duties with utmost determination and professionalism “
“Our mandate is to focus on strengthening our disaster response capabilities, promoting public awareness and education, and fostering partnerships with local communities “
The NSCDC boss in Oyo state, therefore, called on the new recruits to always abide by the corps rules and regulations in upholding the core mandates of the corps.
On his part, the head of training, NSCDC, Mr Olubola Aluko said the recruits spent six months in learning the rudiments of paramilitary which included basic induction, drills, weapon handling, field crags and parade.
“Other courses taught include internal security, root of regimentation, information gathering, first responder and crimes scene investigation, scheme and condition of service, NSCDC Acts and security awareness, civil protection of civilians, financial regulations, peace and conflict, agro rangers operation, gender mainstreaming, counter terrorism, democratic principles, private guard companies and safe school projects “
Declaring the event open, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo state implored the passing out trainees to be dedicated to the work of their father’s land, dedicated and discharge their duty without fear or favour.
Governor Makinde who spoke through special adviser to the governor on security matters and a retired commissioner of police, Mr Fatai Owoseeni said maintaining peace and stability in the state was paramount to his administration m.
