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  • Updated: November 09, 2022

Osun Police, NSCDC Synergise To Fight Crime

Osun Police, NSCDC Synergise To Fight Crime

The Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC) Osun State command, Agboola Sunday has expressed his readiness to collaborate with Nigeria Police Force and other sister agencies in the fight against insecurity bedevilling the nation.

Osun NSCDC boss, Agboola gave this assurance while receiving the new Commissioner of Police in Osun State, Faleye Sunday Olaleye during a courtesy visit to the NSCDC headquarters, Osogbo.

The Osun NSCDC helmsman said it is pertinent to have a robust synergy among all security agencies in order to achieve a common goal which is the safety of lives and property.

Commandant Agboola who also made it known that a strong synergy exists among all security agencies in the state, said the visit of the Commissioner of Police would also renew and sustain the existing relationship between NSCDC and NPF.

Speaking on the purpose of his visit, CP Faleye Olaleye said he has just been redeployed to the state, hence the need for him to strengthen the ties between the two agencies.

Olaleye noted that the collaborative effort of all security agencies is needed to nip crime and criminalities in the bud.

"We must declare total war against whosoever that wants to sabotage the efforts of security agencies and to do this, we must synergise," Faleye said 

The Commissioner also emphasized the need for security personnel to shun rivalry.

"I have given order to my personnel not to disrespect other sister agencies. I am ready to work assiduously in the state, so as to put an end to all forms of criminal activities," Faleye said.

 

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