NSCDC deploys 2,000 officers for Eid-el-Kabir in Kaduna

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Kaduna State Command, says it has deployed 2,000 personnel to ensure adequate security during Eid-el-Kabir celebrations across the state.
nThis is contained in a statement issued on Monday in Kaduna by the command’s Public Relations Officer, Habeeb Badamasi.
nBadamasi quoted the State Commandant, Panam Musa, as saying that the deployment was part of efforts to guarantee a peaceful and hitch-free celebration.
nAccording to him, the deployed personnel comprise 120 senior officers and 1,880 rank-and-file officers stationed at prayer grounds, strategic locations, recreational centres, highways, and other critical areas across the state.
n“The command has directed Area Commanders and Divisional Officers to intensify surveillance, strengthen intelligence gathering, and enforce crime prevention measures within their respective jurisdictions.
n“Special attention has been given to major prayer grounds, public gathering points, and highway patrols through “Operation Fushin Kada,” he said.
nThe commandant assured all of the command’s readiness to collaborate with other security agencies to maintain law and order throughout the festive period.
nMusa urged residents to remain vigilant and law-abiding, and to provide credible information to security agencies to facilitate a safe and peaceful celebration.
n(NAN)
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