May 14, 2026

Yuletide: NSCDC Deploys 45,000 Personnel, Recalls Senior Officers On Leave

By Farouk Mohammed

Ahead of the yuletide season, the Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu has directed the immediate deployment of 45,000 personnel, sniffer dogs, specialised Units such as SWAT, CBRN, Emergency and Rescue Team, Ambulances and Mobile Surveillance Vehicle to every nooks and crannies of the country to ensure a hitch free celebrations.

The Commandant General gave this directives, while addressing his management team in his National Headquarters office in Sauka, Abuja.

Gana noted that, the deployment will be with immediate effect to all strategic locations nationwide, urging all States Commandants to ensure they carry out this order without delay, while making sure that all black spots shopping malls, recreation centres, markets square worship centres, hotels and Critical Infrastructure and Assets are well manned and secured.

Similarly, in ensuring effective deployment, Monitoring and Supervision, the Commandant General has cancelled leave of all senior officers and directed that those on leave be recalled back during this yuletide season in order to beef up security considering the fact that people who engaged in nefarious activities usually take advantage of festive periods when the people will be seriously engaged in the mood of celebration.

Therefore, he wants all hands to be on deck as massive deployment be made to all nooks and crannies with effective supervision.

He called for synergy among the security Agencies and warned the Corps personnel to be civil and diplomatic in the discharge of their duty bearing in mind that anyone fingered on any form of crisis shall be dealt with accordingly.

The CG charged all Nigerian to stay out of trouble and go about their celebrations in a peaceful and loving manner, as anyone found wanting will face the full wrath of the law.

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