NGO hails Audi’s performance indices at NSCDC 

The Guild of Civil Societies and Media Executives for Equity, Justice and Transparency in Nigeria (GOCMEJ) has applauded the transformation and performance indices engineered by the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Dr. Abubakar Ahmed Audi.

The CSO notes the internal processes for optimal performances, high morale of staff, enhanced surveillance on critical assets, prompt payment of allowances, discipline, and the good chain of command structure within the hierarchy of leadership.

It also notes the transparency in procurement processes, including the bold initiatives and innovations that have bolstered the NSCDC into a 21st century paramilitary organisation.

The CSO’s Country Representative, President and Senior Research Fellow, Omoba Kenneth Aigbegbele, made the commendation in Lagos recently, when he attended a strategic round-table Town Hall with other leaders in Southwest zone.

The statement issued Monday alluded to the salient milestones and achievements of the present leadership of the NSCDC in the delivery of good corporate governance and professionalism to drive the changes that are glaring.

Aigbegbele said never before has those improvements been seen in the history of the agency despite the enormous challenges confronting it.

In furtherance of the present efforts, the continued fight against cyber-crimes, child abuse, flushing out of illegal private guard companies, the arrest of smugglers, vandals and pipeline and  oil thieves in the Niger Delta region has become a herculean task that must be nipped in the bud, it said.

The statement said Dr. Audi has given marching orders to the state commandants and also read riot acts to them reminding them that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has zero-tolerance for  corruption and theft and as such, directed the commandants to do all they can in line with the presidential  order to rid the nation’s oil sector of economic saboteurs, vandals on critical national assets, oil thieves, and other criminal activities inimical to the growth of the sector and Nigeria at large.

The statement also noted the efforts and challenges of the mining marshals and agro- rangers’ initiatives to boost food security in order to make food available and allow farmers to go about their businesses in their respective farmlands with the full support of the rangers. 

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