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Ogun NSCDC deploys 3,150 personnel for LG polls

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The Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps ( NSCDC), Ogun Command, says it has earmarked 3, 150 personnel for the security and success of forthcoming local government elections in the state.

The Commandant of Corps (CC) of the NSCDC, Mrs Remilekun Ekundayo, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abeokuta on SaturdayEkundayo said that the personnel would ensure the safety of voters and stop any protest during the election.OME
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November 9, 2024

Ogun NSCDC deploys 3,150 personnel for LG polls
Ogun NSCDC deploys 3,150 personnel for LG polls
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps ( NSCDC), Ogun Command, says it has earmarked 3, 150 personnel for the security and success of forthcoming local government elections in the state.

The Commandant of Corps (CC) of the NSCDC, Mrs Remilekun Ekundayo, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abeokuta on Saturday.

Ekundayo said that the personnel would ensure the safety of voters and stop any protest during the election.

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NAN reports that NSCDC was established in 1967 and formally recognised by an Act of Parliament in 2003.

The defense arm has many responsibilities, including: protecting lives and property, maintaining law and order: safeguarding critical.infrastructure, among others

Ekundayo said the personnel were deployed across the 20 local governments of the state.

She, however, warned those who planned to hijack the polls to perpetuate any mayhem to desist.

According to the NSCDC boss, the defense arm will not hesitate to take necessary actions against them .

She said that the state governor, Dapo Abiodun, had vowed to take it extremely seriously to ensure was free, fair and credible.

Source :Vanguard

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