NSCDC deploys 3,000 personnel across FCT for independence anniversary

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has deployed 3,000 personnel across the territory to strengthen security ahead of Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary. The deployment, ordered by Olusola Odumosu, FCT Commandant, is aimed at enforcing law and order and ensuring the safety of lives and property before, during and after the anniversary celebration. The Command disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday by Monica Ojobi, FCT Civil Defence Public Relations Officer, in Abuja. According to the statement, the deployment is also targeted at protecting Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI) within the FCT and its environs. The personnel deployed comprise officers and men from various specialised departments and units of the Corps, including the Arms Squad, Female Strike Force, Crack Squad, Agro Rangers, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Unit and Counter-Terrorism Unit. The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The deployment, ordered by Olusola Odumosu, FCT Commandant, is aimed at enforcing law and order and ensuring the safety of lives and property before, during and after the anniversary celebration. The Command disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday by Monica Ojobi, FCT Civil Defence Public Relations Officer, in Abuja. According to the statement, the deployment is also targeted at protecting Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI) within the FCT and its environs. The personnel deployed comprise officers and men from various specialised departments and units of the Corps, including the Arms Squad, Female Strike Force, Crack Squad, Agro Rangers, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Unit and Counter-Terrorism Unit. The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The Command disclosed this in a statement issued on Tuesday by Monica Ojobi, FCT Civil Defence Public Relations Officer, in Abuja. According to the statement, the deployment is also targeted at protecting Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI) within the FCT and its environs. The personnel deployed comprise officers and men from various specialised departments and units of the Corps, including the Arms Squad, Female Strike Force, Crack Squad, Agro Rangers, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Unit and Counter-Terrorism Unit. The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

According to the statement, the deployment is also targeted at protecting Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI) within the FCT and its environs. The personnel deployed comprise officers and men from various specialised departments and units of the Corps, including the Arms Squad, Female Strike Force, Crack Squad, Agro Rangers, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Unit and Counter-Terrorism Unit. The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The personnel deployed comprise officers and men from various specialised departments and units of the Corps, including the Arms Squad, Female Strike Force, Crack Squad, Agro Rangers, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosives (CBRNE) Unit and Counter-Terrorism Unit. The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The command said it had also intensified security coverage of volatile areas and identified soft targets across the territory. These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

These areas include shopping malls, recreational centres, markets, motor parks, amusement parks and locations hosting critical national assets and infrastructure. Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

Read also: WORLD IN BRIEF: Man freed after 41 years on death row, former American Idol contestant convicted of murder, Morocco names first female PM and other stories It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

It added that its undercover unit had already commenced covert operations and surveillance as part of measures to proactively identify and prevent potential security threats during the celebrations. According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

According to the command, black spots, including uncompleted buildings suspected of harbouring criminals, are also being monitored as part of efforts to prevent security breaches. Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

Odumosu further directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the FCT to ensure that their respective Area Councils remain adequately secured and that personnel maintain a visible presence throughout the period. The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The commandant warned that he would not tolerate any security breach during the anniversary period, directing personnel to remain vigilant and ensure strict compliance with operational directives. “As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

“As usual, I will not tolerate any form of security breaches, all hands must be on deck, ensure your personnel comply wholesomely,” he said. Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

Odumosu also charged NSCDC personnel to maintain discipline and good conduct while working in synergy with other security agencies to protect lives, property and government-owned critical national assets and infrastructure. He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

He directed personnel to adhere strictly to the rules of engagement and warned them against harassment or intimidation of citizens. The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The commandant also cautioned personnel to avoid accidental discharge while carrying out their duties. The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The FCT Command assured residents that it was taking measures to provide a secure environment throughout the Independence Anniversary period. Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

Odumosu, however, urged residents to complement the security efforts by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious movements, individuals or groups to the nearest security agency. “We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

“We are ready to ensure the celebration is peaceful, you have a responsibility to carry out, you must be proactive, vigilant and ready to cooperate with us for our common good,” he said. The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

The commandant also warned criminals and vandals against attacking or tampering with Critical National Assets and Infrastructure in the territory. He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

He said NSCDC covert officers and patrol teams had been deployed across the city and would take action against anyone found violating the law. Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share

Odumosu wished residents of the FCT a peaceful and successful 66th Independence Anniversary celebration. Related News Tanzania lifts visa restrictions on Nigerian travellers NNPC committed N11.2 trn to securing oil, gas assets in 2025 Where are the contracts? Share