NSCDC Boss Ibrahim Raji Charges Officers To Redouble Their Efforts

  NSCDC Boss, Ibrahim Raji, Has  Charged Officers To Redouble Their Efforts.

News Rain Nigeria reports that the Assistant Commandant General of NSCDC (ACG), in charge of Zone ‘K’ Zonal Command, ACG Raji Ibrahim, has charged officers of Anambra State Command to redouble their efforts and pledge their loyalty to the leadership of the Corps in the discharge of their duties.

ACG Raji gave the charge while addressing Officers and Men of NSCDC Anambra State Command at the State Command Headquarters Awka, during his familiarisation tour of formations in the Zone.

NSCDC Boss Ibrahim Raji Charges Officers To Redouble Their Efforts

He informed the Officers and Men that with the coming on board of a new Commandant General of NSCDC, Ahmed Abubakar Audi Ph.D., mni, that new ideas and Discipline would be injected into the Corps, already, according to him, the issues of stagnation in ranks, promotion allowances, and constant training are being looked into.

ACG Raji emphasised the need for Officers and Men to be diligent, dedicated, and be alive to their responsibilities avoiding any form of Misconduct.

Furthermore, the ACG enjoined Officers and Men to work as a team in tackling the security challenges across the country, promising to revive and put into use NSCDC Training School at Achi Oji River Enugu State.

ACG Raji appealed to the general public and NDI Anambra as the host State to support NSCDC and other security agencies in their fight against crimes and criminality.

Earlier, the State Commandant of NSCDC Anambra State Command, Comdt. David Bille, FCIA, profoundly welcomed and appreciated the ACG for the tour of the command, assuring him of Command’s readiness in tapping from his wealth of experiences in making the Zone the best amongst other Zones of the Federation.

The familiarisation tour offered the Zonal Commander an opportunity to having a meeting with Area Commanders, Divisional Officers, Heads of Departments, and Heads of Units of the Command.