Technology and innovation are key to enhancing NSCDC’s capabilities — ACG Haruna
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The Assistant Commander-in-Chief, Nigeria Security and Civil Defense (NSCDC) Zone B, Mr. Muhammad Haruna, says the adoption of technology and innovation remains the panacea to improve the capabilities of Corps personnel.
Haruna made this statement on Friday at the annual International Civil Defense Day celebrations in Kaduna and the graduation ceremony of 174 members who completed six months of training at the Correctional Officers College, Barnawa Kaduna. announced.
“This occasion has special meaning as we come together to honor our brave soldiers and soldiers for their dedication and dedication to the protection and safety of our communities.
“Nigeria is privileged to have a dedicated force within the NSCDC whose members embody the highest ideals of service and sacrifice.
“From protecting critical national assets and infrastructure to responding to natural disasters and maintaining peace and order.
“The Corps' officers demonstrate unwavering courage and dedication in the face of adversity.
“They are our true heroes, and today we honor their invaluable contributions to our country.”
He said all citizens contributing to the safety and well-being of society should be valued and appreciated.
“From the brave firefighters who risk their lives to fight hell and protect property, to the dedicated emergency medical workers who provide life-saving treatment to those in need, to correctional center administrators.
“Let us show our gratitude to these unsung heroes whose selfless acts often go unnoticed, but who make a huge difference in the lives of others,” he added.
He said as the day was celebrated, it became imperative to recognize the importance of promoting safety skills among the nation.
“Nigeria faces a variety of challenges including natural disasters, regional conflicts and security threats,” he said.
He said it is therefore of paramount importance to provide communities with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to emergencies.
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Source: dailypost.ng