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CG NSCDC CHARGES PERSONNEL ON INTEGRITY, REAFFIRMS ZERO TOLERANCE FOR CORRUPTION .

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The Commandant General (CG) of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Prof. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, OFR, has called on personnel to uphold integrity in the discharge of their duties to effectively deliver on the agency’s mandate.

Speaking in Abuja at the induction of 100 Anti-Fraud Unit officers drawn from various formations and the launch of two books authored by the head of the unit, Prof. Audi emphasized that executing the Corps’ key responsibilities protecting lives and property, maintaining public order, and promoting community safety is impossible without integrity.

“Fraud and corruption are insidious threats that can undermine our efforts, erode public trust, and compromise the very fabric of our agency,” the Commandant General stated. “They not only affect our operations but also tarnish the reputation of the entire civil service.

 Today, we take a stand against these threats, reinforcing our commitment to ethical conduct and accountability.”

In her welcome address, the Head of the Anti-Fraud Unit, Commandant of Corps Emeribe Chinyere Victory, PhD, noted that the unit remains committed to driving integrity, transparency, and accountability across the agency. She stated that since the unit’s creation in 2007 and initial training at the EFCC Institute in 2008, successive leaderships have enhanced capacity building. She expressed gratitude to Prof. Audi for providing an enabling environment free from interference. She added that the unit continues to detect, prevent, and investigate corrupt activities involving personnel and contractors.

The event featured the launch of two books authored by Dr. Emeribe The Dark Side of Duty and The Anti-Fraud Lexicon reviewed by retired Assistant Controller General (ACG) Hammed Abodurin, PhD, fdc.

Goodwill messages were delivered by key security stakeholders, including:

 Hajiya Hafsat Abubakar Bakori, Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU),Peter Edako, representative of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA),DCP Adeola Odetunde, representative of the Inspector General of Police (IGP)#

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