12/10/2026
NIGERIA SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS,
EKITI STATE COMMAND.
PRESS RELEASE.
12TH OCTOBER, 2026.
NSCDC, DSS Strengthen Partnership on Intelligence Sharing, Training and Operations in Ekiti.
The Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ekiti State Command, CC Sotiyo Igbalawole Emmanuel, has reaffirmed the commitment of the NSCDC to strengthening collaboration with sister security agencies towards enhancing security and public safety in the state.
He stated this while on a courtesy visit to the State Director, Department of State Services (DSS), Dr. N. Obi Bisong, at the DSS State Headquarters in Ado-Ekiti.
The visit was aimed at engaging critical stakeholders and security agencies in the State to deepen existing relationships and enhance synergy for effective discharge of the Corps' mandate.
Speaking during the visit, Commandant Sotiyo emphasised the importance of sustained cooperation between the NSCDC and DSS, particularly in the areas of intelligence sharing, joint operations and capacity building.
He noted that effective information sharing and inter-agency cooperation were essential to addressing emerging security challenges and ensuring a coordinated response to threats to peace and public safety.
The Commandant also reiterated the NSCDC’s commitment to the protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI), stressing that collaboration with sister security agencies remained vital to safeguarding strategic assets and infrastructure across the state.
Responding, the DSS State Director, Dr. N. Obi Bisong, expressed delight at the visit and described her relationship with the Civil Defence Corps as very cordial.
She pledged the continued partnership of the DSS with the NSCDC, particularly in intelligence sharing, operations and training, noting that stronger synergy among security agencies would contribute to more effective security management in the state.
Dr. Bisong assured the Commandant of the DSS’s readiness to sustain and deepen the existing relationship with the NSCDC for the collective interest of the people of Ekiti State.
The visit ended with an exchange of souvenirs between the two agencies, symbolising their commitment to sustaining the cordial relationship and strengthening inter-agency collaboration.
ASC1 Akinwumi Jegede
CDPRO,
Ekiti State Command.