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Kwara Records 100 Gender-Related Incidents Handled by NSCDC in Half a Year

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Kwara Records 100 Gender-Related Incidents Handled by NSCDC in Half a Year
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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has said that it handled more than 100 cases of rape and other gender-related issues in Kwara between January and June 2026.

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The Kwara Commandant of NSCDC, Mr Abbas Nda-Mohammed, disclosed this to newsmen on Tuesday in Ilorin.

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He described the achievement as a notable success in the fight against gender-based violence and the protection of vulnerable persons across the state.

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Nda-Mohammed said that the command secured a life imprisonment sentence against a convicted sexual offender during the period under review.

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The NSCDC boss reaffirmed the corps’ commitment to ensuring justice for victims of sexual and gender-based violence.

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The commandant revealed that the command’s Gender Unit recorded 36 cases of domestic violence, with 12 currently undergoing mediation.

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According to him, the command also handled 19 child custody disputes, of which 15 have been resolved, while four are pending.

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“We received 38 cases of child abandonment, with 6 successfully resolved, while efforts are ongoing to conclude investigations and ensure the welfare of the affected children.

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“Nine abduction cases were reported during the period under review, while four victims have since been reunited with their families through the timely intervention of the corps,” Nda-Muhammed said.

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The commandant stated that eight cases involving rape, sexual assault and child molestation were before competent courts for prosecution.

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He stressed that the command remained resolute in ensuring offenders are brought to justice, in accordance with the law.

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Nda-Mohammed urged members of the public to promptly report cases of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual offences and other forms of gender-based violence to the NSCDC for swift intervention.

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He assured the public of the command’s commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of women, children and other vulnerable members of society.

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