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NSCDC Kebbi Command, Aliero Estate, Birnin-Kebbi (2026)

07/10/2026

PAPER PRESENTATION

TOPIC: PREPARING FOR A PEACEFUL AND MEANINGFUL OLD AGE

1. INTRODUCTION

Old age is a natural stage of life that everyone hopes to reach with good health, peace of mind, dignity and fulfilment. However, the quality of our old age is largely determined by the choices, habits and relationships we build during our younger and active years.

Old age should therefore not be seen merely as a period of retirement, but as the outcome of how we have lived our lives.

2. FACTORS THAT MAKE OLD AGE BETTER

1. Financial Security:
Old age becomes more comfortable when we plan financially, save wisely and avoid unnecessary financial dependence.

2. Good Family:
Raising responsible and respectful children creates companionship, support and happiness in later life.

3. Honesty and Integrity:
A life lived honestly gives a person peace of mind and earns lasting respect.

4. Good Health:
Taking care of our physical and mental health from an early age can make old age healthier and more enjoyable.

5. Good Relationships:
Avoiding unnecessary conflicts and maintaining genuine friendships provide emotional support in later years.

6. Good Reputation:
A good name built through discipline, kindness and integrity becomes one of the greatest assets in old age.

7. Proper Planning:
Those who prepare early for retirement and other future needs are more likely to enjoy stability and independence.

8. Helping Others:
A life spent helping others creates meaningful relationships and leaves a positive legacy.

9. Clean Conscience:
Living according to good principles reduces regret and contributes to inner peace.

10. Patience and Self-Discipline:
Learning to control desires, manage emotions and exercise patience prepares a person for the challenges of later life.

3. THE IMPORTANCE OF STARTING EARLY

Old age does not begin when the hair turns grey. It begins with the decisions we make today. Our financial habits, health choices, relationships, character and attitude gradually determine the kind of life we will experience in the future.

Therefore, preparation for old age should begin while we are still young, energetic and economically active.

4. CONCLUSION

A peaceful and meaningful old age is not achieved by accident. It is built through wise planning, good health, financial discipline, strong family relationships, integrity, patience, friendship and service to humanity.

The best time to prepare for tomorrow is today. Every good decision we make now is an investment in our future comfort, dignity and peace.

FINAL MESSAGE

“The future will often reflect the choices we make today. Live wisely, treat people well, protect your health, build a good name and prepare for tomorrow.”

Thank you for your attention.

MZ Bawa

06/10/2026

PRESS RELEASE

05th October 2026

NSCDC KEBBI STRENGTHENS CNAI PROTECTION, TASKS AREA COMMANDERS, DIVISIONAL OFFICERS ON VIGILANCE

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, has organised a one-day workshop for Area Commanders and Metropolitan Divisional Officers to strengthen the protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI) across the State.

The workshop, held on Monday, 5th October, 2026, focused on “The Roles and Duties of Area Commanders and Divisional Officers in the Protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI)”, with the aim of enhancing operational effectiveness, supervision, intelligence coordination and preventive security measures.

Presenting the paper, DCC Adepoju Florence Toyin emphasised that the protection of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure is a core statutory responsibility of the Corps under the NSCDC Act 2003, as amended in 2007.

She identified critical infrastructure such as electricity installations, telecommunications facilities, pipelines, government buildings, schools, hospitals, bridges and other strategic assets as essential to national development and public safety.

DCC Adepoju charged Area Commanders to strengthen supervision, map vulnerable assets within their Areas of Responsibility, coordinate intelligence and deepen collaboration with sister security agencies and relevant community stakeholders.

She further tasked Divisional Officers to maintain updated CNAI registers, intensify patrols and surveillance, engage traditional rulers, youth leaders and vigilante groups, and prioritise prevention over reaction in the fight against vandalism and other threats to critical infrastructure.

The workshop also highlighted challenges including inadequate manpower and logistics, delayed intelligence, poor documentation of critical assets and possible compromise by individuals within communities or security structures.

Participants were encouraged to adopt the 3Ps approach — Prevention, Protection and Prosecution, while strengthening night patrols, quick-response mechanisms, proper shift handovers, accurate documentation and community sensitisation.

The workshop concluded with a call for the immediate audit and documentation of CNAI across Divisions, reactivation of Divisional CNAI patrol teams, regular review meetings and appropriate sanctions for negligence or compromise.

The Command reaffirmed its commitment to protecting critical infrastructure and urged all stakeholders and members of the public to support the Corps by providing timely information on suspected vandalism, theft or other threats to national assets.

MZ Bawa
CDPRO, Kebbi State Command
For: State Commandant

06/10/2026

Press release

NSCDC FEMALE STRIKE FORCE TAKES SECURITY, GBV AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KEBBI

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, has intensified its efforts to promote safe schools and protect students from security threats and gender-based violence through a sensitisation campaign across secondary schools in the State.

The initiative was carried out on Monday, 5th October 2026, when the Command’s Female Strike Force, in collaboration with the Safe Schools Unit and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Unit, visited Zainab Nasare NUT Secondary Day School, Birnin Kebbi, and Government Day Girls Secondary School, Aliero Quarters, Birnin Kebbi.

The sensitisation team, led by the Head of the Female Strike Force, SC Serah Sami, engaged students on personal security, security consciousness within and around the school environment, emergency response procedures, prevention of gender-based violence and harassment, and the importance of promptly reporting abuse, threats or suspicious activities to trusted adults and relevant authorities.

The students were encouraged to remain vigilant, avoid potentially dangerous situations, speak up when confronted with abuse or threats, and seek assistance whenever their safety is compromised.

The exercise was successfully conducted, with the students and school authorities expressing appreciation for the initiative and the Command’s continued commitment to school safety.

The Kebbi State Command reaffirmed that protecting children and creating safe learning environments requires collective responsibility. The Command therefore calls on parents, teachers, school authorities, students and the general public to remain security-conscious, strengthen communication with young people and promptly report suspicious activities or incidents of abuse.

The NSCDC urges everyone to see security as a shared responsibility: stay alert, speak up and report early. Together, we can prevent violence, protect our children and build safer schools and communities across Kebbi State.

MZ Bawa
CDPRO kebbi state command

01/10/2026

Press Release

66TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY: NSCDC KEBBI COMMAND REASSURES RESIDENTS OF SAFETY AND SECURITY

As Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Anniversary, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, has reassured the people of Kebbi State of its commitment to protecting lives and property, safeguarding critical national assets and infrastructure, and ensuring a peaceful and secure celebration across the State.

The State Commandant, Commandant Kabiru Abubakar Alkamawa, said the Command has strengthened its security arrangements and deployed personnel to strategic locations across the State to ensure that residents can celebrate the anniversary peacefully and without fear.

According to him, particular attention is being given to critical infrastructure, public facilities, places of worship, major roads, markets, recreational centres and other locations considered vulnerable to security threats.

The Commandant appealed to residents to see security as a shared responsibility and to support security agencies by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting any suspicious movement, person or activity to the nearest security formation.

He assured the people that NSCDC personnel would remain professional, approachable and responsive throughout the celebration, while working closely with other security agencies, traditional institutions, community leaders and other stakeholders to maintain peace and respond promptly to any emerging security concern.

“We want our people to celebrate this important national occasion peacefully and with confidence. Our personnel are on the ground to protect lives and property, but security is most effective when citizens and security agencies work together. We therefore encourage everyone to remain vigilant, law-abiding and supportive of our collective security efforts.”

The State Commandant also urged residents to celebrate responsibly and avoid actions that could endanger lives, damage property or disrupt public peace.

He encouraged Nigerians to use the occasion to reflect on the journey of the nation, honour the sacrifices of those who contributed to Nigeria's independence, and renew their commitment to unity, patriotism, peaceful coexistence and the development of the country.

On behalf of the officers and personnel of the NSCDC Kebbi State Command, Commandant Kabiru Abubakar Alkamawa felicitated with the Government and people of Kebbi State and Nigerians across the country, wishing everyone a peaceful, safe and memorable 66th Independence Anniversary celebration.

SIGNED:

SC MZ BAWA
Civil Defence Public Relations Officer (CDPRO)
For: State Commandant
NSCDC Kebbi State Command

01/10/2026

PRESS RELEASE

NSCDC KEBBI COMMANDANT CHARGES PERSONNEL ON VIGILANCE, UNITY, PROFESSIONALISM

The Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, CC K. A. Kabiru Alkamawa, has charged officers and men of the Command to remain vigilant, united, disciplined and professional in the discharge of their duties.

The Commandant gave the charge on Wednesday, 30 September 2026, during a strategic briefing held at the Command Hall, NSCDC Kebbi State Command Headquarters, Birnin Kebbi.

The meeting was attended by the Deputy Commandant in charge of 2IC, Deputy Commandant Administration, Deputy Commandant Intelligence, Deputy Commandant Operations, Deputy Commandant Crisis Management, Deputy Commandant Critical Infrastructure and Asset Protection, Deputy Commandant Mines, all Area Commanders and all Divisional Officers of the Command.

During the meeting, the Kebbi State Commandant of the Vigilante Group briefly joined the gathering to receive and convey a message from the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA). At the instance of the Commandant, the Deputy Commandant in charge of Critical Infrastructure and Asset Protection (CNAI) was given the opportunity to further highlight the message.

She emphasized the strategic importance of vigilante groups as grassroots security stakeholders, given their close presence within communities and their ability to provide timely information on developments at the local level.

She urged the vigilante groups to support security agencies through information sharing and community-based vigilance, while stressing that they must not detain or take the law into their own hands. Suspected criminal activities should instead be promptly reported to the appropriate security agencies for necessary action in accordance with the law.

The Commandant subsequently directed all Divisional Officers to engage relevant stakeholders within their respective areas of jurisdiction, stressing that vigilante groups must be included in such engagements. He noted that stronger collaboration with grassroots stakeholders would enhance intelligence gathering, early warning, information sharing and community security.

CC Alkamawa, while addressing the officers, also conveyed relevant directives from the Commandant General of the Corps following the tragic incident in Minna, Niger State, involving the loss of minors. He urged personnel to remain sober, security-conscious and fully committed to their responsibilities.

He directed personnel to “guard their cover” by maintaining maximum alertness and taking all necessary precautions to prevent similar incidents, stressing that security is a collective responsibility requiring vigilance, discipline and timely action.

The Commandant also cautioned personnel against internal conspiracy, backbiting, sabotage and other acts capable of undermining the unity and effectiveness of the Corps. He called on officers to demonstrate mutual trust, support one another and remain “their brother’s keeper” at all times.

He particularly charged all Divisional Officers to take full responsibility for the security of their respective areas of jurisdiction. They were directed to maintain effective surveillance and promptly report suspicious movements, activities and emerging security threats to the Command.

According to him, timely reporting and effective information sharing remain critical to preventing security breaches, protecting lives and property, and enhancing operational effectiveness.

The Commandant further emphasized the need for absolute integrity and professionalism among personnel. He urged officers to “be upright and perpendicular in all doings,” stressing that punctual resumption at duty posts, strict adherence to official postings and compliance with lawful directives are non-negotiable.

He also reminded personnel that discipline extends to their appearance and general conduct, directing officers to maintain proper uniform decorum and uphold the image and dignity of the Corps wherever they operate.

On the handling of fireOn the handling of fi****ms and am******on, the Commandant warned all armed personnel to exercise the highest level of responsibility and caution. He directed that all fi****ms and am******on under their custody must be properly secured, protected, accounted for and managed strictly in accordance with established operational procedures.

The Commandant equally encouraged personnel to pay adequate attention to their physical wellbeing and seek appropriate medical attention whenever necessary, noting that good health is essential for maintaining operational readiness and effective service delivery.

CC Alkamawa reaffirmed the commitment of the Kebbi State Command to strengthening professionalism, discipline, vigilance, community engagement and inter-agency collaboration in order to effectively respond to security challenges across the State.

He called on all officers and men to remain committed to the core mandate of the Corps and continue to discharge their duties with courage, integrity, discipline and patriotism.

MZ Bawa
SC, CDPRO
NSCDC Kebbi State Command

22/09/2026

PRESS RELEASE

NSCDC FEMALE STRIKE FORCE STRENGTHENS PARTNERSHIP WITH NUT KEBBI

Birnin Kebbi, 22nd September 2026:
The Female Strike Force Unit of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, has paid a familiarization visit to the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Kebbi State Chapter, as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration and promote a safer learning environment across the State.

The visit, which took place today, was aimed at establishing a stronger working relationship between the two bodies, recognising the important role teachers play in educating, mentoring and shaping the character of young people.

During the engagement, the Female Strike Force team introduced its mandate and outlined its commitment to supporting ongoing security and sensitisation efforts within schools. The team also emphasised the need for continued collaboration with teachers, particularly now that schools have fully resumed academic activities.

Speaking during the visit, the team noted that teachers are strategic partners in security awareness, as they interact closely with students and are well positioned to identify emerging concerns and encourage responsible behaviour among young people.

The NUT, Kebbi State Chapter, warmly received the delegation and expressed appreciation for the visit, describing it as timely in view of the prevailing security challenges. The Union also expressed its willingness to support the Corps in its sensitisation campaigns and other initiatives aimed at safeguarding schools and promoting peaceful learning environments.

The Female Strike Force Unit reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining its sensitisation campaign across schools in Kebbi State and working closely with relevant stakeholders to promote safety, security, discipline and responsible citizenship among students.

The NSCDC Kebbi State Command appreciates the cooperation of the NUT and looks forward to a stronger partnership in the collective interest of teachers, students and the people of Kebbi State.

Public Relations Unit
NSCDC Kebbi State Command

16/09/2026

15TH SEPTEMBER, 2026
REF NO: PRU/KBC/VOL.14.96

PHOTO PRESS RELEASE

NSCDC KEBBI COMMAND HOLDS STAKEHOLDERS’ MEETING ON PROTECTION OF CRITICAL NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE, VOWS TO INTENSIFY ANTI-VANDALISM OPERATIONS

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, on Tuesday, 15th September 2026, held a stakeholders’ meeting at the Commandant’s Office, State Headquarters, Birnin Kebbi, aimed at strengthening collaboration towards the protection of Critical National Infrastructure and combating the increasing incidence of vandalism across the State.

The meeting was attended by the State Commandant, Head of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure (CNAI), Anti-Vandalism personnel, representatives of Kaduna Electricity Distribution Company (KAEDCO), Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), telecommunication operators, Scavengers/Scrap Dealers Association, Huawei, Department of State Services (DSS), and other relevant stakeholders.

In his welcome remarks, the Head of CNAI welcomed participants and apologised for the delay in commencing the meeting. Thereafter, the State Commandant formally declared the meeting open.

The Head of CNAI briefed participants on the outcome of the recent engagement in Abuja with the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA), stressing that the NSCDC remains a major player in the protection of Critical National Infrastructure and national assets. He further noted that the current challenges associated with electricity supply have heightened the risk of vandalism, making stronger collaboration among stakeholders imperative.

Speaking during the meeting, the Chairman of the Scrap Dealers Association stated that several measures had been taken by members of the association following their engagement with His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Kebbi State, particularly towards preventing the purchase and circulation of vandalised public infrastructure.

On its part, the representative of KAEDCO disclosed that approximately nine (9) transformers had recently been vandalised, underscoring the need for increased surveillance, public awareness and coordinated action against perpetrators.

The representative of the DSS emphasised that continuous sensitisation of the public and relevant stakeholders is paramount in preventing vandalism and protecting critical infrastructure.

In his remarks, the State Commandant reiterated the Command’s determination to sustain anti-vandalism operations across Kebbi State. He disclosed that the Command had commenced its engagement and enforcement efforts from Koko Local Government Area and would continue to other parts of the State.

He assured stakeholders that the NSCDC would not relent in its efforts to safeguard critical national assets and infrastructure, while calling for sustained cooperation, timely information sharing and collective responsibility.

The meeting concluded with closing prayers, followed by a group photograph of the Commandant, stakeholders and participants.

Public Relations Unit
NSCDC Kebbi State Command

11/09/2026

PRESS RELEASE

NCC STRENGTHENS NSCDC KEBBI EMERGENCY UNIT WITH SOLAR POWER, COMPUTER SYSTEM AND NETWORK FACILITIES

The Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) has donated and installed a solar power system, computer system and network connectivity at the Emergency Unit of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command.

The facilities were installed on Wednesday, 9th September 2026, and became operational immediately, providing the Emergency Unit with improved power supply and communication capacity for effective handling of emergency calls.

The intervention is aimed at enhancing the operational efficiency of the Emergency Unit, particularly in receiving, processing and responding promptly to distress calls from members of the public.

During the exercise, the importance of the 112 Emergency Toll-Free Number was also emphasised. Members of the public were reminded that 112 is available for reporting emergencies and seeking urgent assistance from relevant emergency response agencies.

The Command therefore calls on the people of Kebbi State to make responsible use of the 112 emergency number and provide accurate information whenever making emergency calls. The public is also advised against making false, prank or non-emergency calls, as such acts can delay assistance to persons genuinely in distress.

The NSCDC Kebbi State Command appreciates the Nigeria Communications Commission for this valuable intervention, noting that the provision of the solar power, computer and network facilities will significantly contribute to strengthening emergency communication and response within the State.

The Command reaffirms its commitment to protecting lives and property and ensuring prompt and effective response to emergencies across Kebbi State.

MZ Bawa
CDPRO, NSCDC Kebbi State Command
10th September 2026

11/09/2026

NIGERIA SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS (NSCDC)
KEBBI STATE COMMAND, BIRNIN KEBBI

PRESS RELEASE

WOMEN’S RIGHTS INITIATIVE HONOURS KEBBI NSCDC COMMANDANT FOR SUPPORT TO GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE RESPONSE

Birnin Kebbi, Monday, 7th September 2026: The Executive Director of the Women’s Rights Initiative, Ambassador Dr. Liatu Augustine Bamaiyi, alongside members of her entourage, has presented a gift and Certificate of Honour to the Kebbi State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), CC Kabiru Abubakar Alkamawa, in recognition of his continued support and commitment to addressing gender-based violence (GBV) and protecting the rights of women and vulnerable persons.

The presentation was made during a courtesy visit to the Commandant in his office at the Kebbi State Command Headquarters, Birnin Kebbi.

Speaking during the visit, Ambassador Dr. Liatu Augustine Bamaiyi appreciated the Commandant for his consistent support and cooperation with the Women’s Rights Initiative. She noted that the visit was not the first interaction between the organisation and the Commandant, stressing that the Association had continued to receive his support whenever assistance was required.

She particularly commended the Commandant for the manner in which gender-based violence cases brought before the Command are handled, stating that such cases receive careful attention and are treated with caution, professionalism and respect for the rights and dignity of victims.

The Executive Director also praised the Commandant's inclusive leadership style, noting that he carries everyone along and remains accessible to stakeholders. She affectionately described him as “Baba Gender”, in recognition of his commitment to gender-related matters and his support for women and vulnerable persons.

She expressed the organisation's appreciation to the Commandant and the entire Kebbi State Command for their continued partnership and support in promoting the protection of women and combating gender-based violence in the State.

Responding, CC Kabiru Abubakar Alkamawa welcomed the delegation and expressed his appreciation for the recognition. He reaffirmed the Command's commitment to supporting victims of gender-based violence and ensuring that genuine GBV cases receive appropriate attention.

The Commandant assured the delegation that his office remains accessible and that he could be contacted at any time concerning gender-based violence cases requiring urgent intervention.

He further stated that his commitment to supporting the protection of women, children and vulnerable members of society would remain unwavering, even after his retirement from service.

Also speaking, DCC Sara Aliyu Oiza appreciated the Women’s Rights Initiative for the gesture and advised that the recognition should be accepted with moderation, while encouraging continued collaboration between the organisation and the Command.

The occasion featured the formal presentation of the gift and Certificate of Honour to the Commandant, followed by a group photograph with members of the Women’s Rights Initiative and officers of the Command.

The Kebbi State Command appreciates the Women’s Rights Initiative for the recognition and reiterates its commitment to strengthening collaboration with relevant stakeholders towards preventing gender-based violence, protecting victims and promoting a safe and just society.

Signed:
SC MZ Bawa
CDPRO, Kebbi State Command

11/09/2026

NIGERIA SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS
KEBBI STATE COMMAND, BIRNIN KEBBI

PRESS RELEASE

NSCDC KEBBI COMMAND HOLDS ONE-DAY HUMAN RIGHTS CAPACITY-BUILDING PROGRAMME

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Kebbi State Command, has held a one-day Human Rights Capacity-Building Programme aimed at strengthening personnel’s knowledge of human rights principles and promoting professionalism, accountability and respect for the fundamental rights of citizens in the discharge of security duties.

The programme was held today, Monday, 7th September 2026, at the State Command Headquarters Hall, Birnin Kebbi, and commenced at about 1100 hours.

In his opening remarks, the Commandant, Kebbi State Command, emphasized the importance of human rights compliance in security operations, urging personnel to always discharge their constitutional and statutory responsibilities within the ambit of the law while treating members of the public with dignity and respect.

The programme featured a series of presentations on critical human rights issues. SC Mohammed Zayyanu Bawa presented a paper titled “Human Rights Violations by Security Agencies: A Case Study of Kebbi State,” highlighting the need for security agencies to maintain professionalism and avoid actions capable of undermining citizens’ fundamental rights.

The second presentation, delivered by DCC Atiku Marafa Yabo, focused on the “Challenges of Human Rights,” while the Head of the Human Rights Unit, DCC Sarah Aliyu Oiza, delivered the final presentation on “The Way Forward on Human Rights.”

The programme also featured goodwill messages from representatives of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Nigeria Police Force (NPF), Nigeria Corrections Service (NCS), and Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).

The representatives commended the NSCDC Kebbi State Command for organizing the programme and stressed the importance of inter-agency collaboration, continuous capacity building and strict adherence to human rights standards in promoting peace, security and public confidence.

The closing remarks were delivered by DCC A.U. Kaura, who appreciated the organizers, facilitators, sister security agencies and participants for their contributions to the success of the programme.

The programme ended with a closing prayer and was conducted successfully in a peaceful and orderly atmosphere.

The Kebbi State Command reiterates its commitment to protecting lives and property while upholding the rule of law, human dignity and fundamental human rights in accordance with its statutory mandate.

Signed:
MZ Bawa
CDPRO, Kebbi State Command
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps

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