By Abbanobi -Eku Onyeka
Abuja
The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Professor Ahmed Abubakar Audi, has launched a five-year strategic roadmap aimed at strengthening the Corps’ capacity for effective service delivery and national impact, according to a press release from ACC Babawale Afolabi, PRO, NSCDC National Headquarters, Abuja over the weekend.
The roadmap was presented during a high-level strategic meeting with senior officers, setting a clear direction for a more professional, innovative, and responsive organisation.
Reflecting on his first tenure, Professor Audi highlighted several strategic initiatives introduced to expand the Corps’ operational scope and inclusivity, including the Female Strike Force, Safe School Initiative, Mining Marshal, and Special Intelligence Squad.
These initiatives have significantly enhanced the Corps’ presence in critical areas of national security, with notable achievements in addressing staff welfare and institutional reforms.
Looking ahead, Professor Audi emphasised the urgent need to deepen technology-driven operations, stressing that modern security challenges require smart, intelligence-led approaches.
The Commandant General carried out the distribution of operational wears, surveillance equipment, and technological gadgets to Commands across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
This move is expected to enhance operational readiness, ensure efficient service delivery, and build a positive organisational culture.
Professor Audi reaffirmed that the second phase of his administration will prioritise professionalism, discipline, and accountability, while strengthening public confidence in the Corps’ ability to protect critical national assets and infrastructure.
