NSCDC trains 112 senior principal officers in Adamawa
By Ibrahim Kado
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Adamawa Command trains no fewer than 112 principal officers for effective work force in the state.
Speaking at the two-day capacity-building training on Monday in Yola, Nasiru Saleh, the State Commandant said the objective of the training was to strengthen leadership capacity and the professional competence of the participants.
He urged the participants to actively participate and use the opportunity to improve their professional competence.
“The knowledge acquired must translate into improved professional conduct, effective leadership and better performance in our respective areas of responsibility.
“I expect every participant to cascade the knowledge and skills gained to their subordinates in their various jurisdictions, thereby strengthening the capacity of the entire Command.
“I encourage us all to remain committed to the success of this programme and ensure that its outcomes produce measurable improvements in our service delivery.
The State Commandant further appreciated the Commandant General, Prof. Ahmed Audi, for his visionary leadership and commitment to making training and retraining a deliberate priority in the Corps.
According to him, the initiative reflects CG’s determination to build a more professional, disciplined and effective workforce.
Charity Fwa, Head of Administration of the Command, expressed appreciation to the Commandant for the training and called on the participants to actively participate and apply the knowledge to practice.
According to her, the exercise is in line with the mandate of the Corps in improving the security of the state and country at large.
