NSCDC, DSS Strengthen Synergy for Improved Security in FCT

 The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the Department of State Services (DSS) have reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration and synergy in ensuring improved security in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The NSCDC Commandant, FCT Command, Olusola Odumosu, PhD, received the newly deployed State Director, DSS FCT Command, Usman Dauda, on a familiarization visit to his office in Abuja.


During the meeting, Odumosu emphasized the importance of inter-agency collaboration in guaranteeing security and safety for citizens. He noted that the NSCDC and DSS have been partners in progress over time, and their duties are intertwined. The Commandant assured the DSS Director of the NSCDC's maximum cooperation in areas of interface, including intelligence sharing and joint security operations.

The DSS Director, Usman Dauda, commended the NSCDC for living up to expectations and sanitizing the territory. He noted that the visit was aimed at building on the existing productive synergy between the two agencies. Dauda assured the NSCDC of the DSS's continued support and collaboration in ensuring peace and security in the FCT.

This strengthened synergy between the NSCDC and DSS may help in several ways:

*Improved Intelligence Sharing*: By sharing intelligence, both agencies can stay ahead of security threats and respond effectively to emerging challenges.

*Enhanced Joint Operations*: Joint security operations can help to curb criminality and promote security in the FCT, making it a safer place for citizens.

*Increased Security Coverage*: The collaboration can help to increase security coverage in the FCT, reducing the risk of security breaches and promoting peace and order.

*Better Response to Security Challenges*: By working together, the NSCDC and DSS can respond more effectively to security challenges, minimizing the impact of security incidents on citizens.

*Promoting Peace and Stability*: The synergy between the two agencies can help to promote peace and stability in the FCT, creating a conducive environment for economic growth and development.

The meeting highlights the commitment of both agencies to work together in curbing criminality and promoting security in the FCT. By leveraging their existing relationship and combining their expertise, the NSCDC and DSS aim to create a safer environment for citizens and promote peace and order in the territory.

The collaboration between the NSCDC and DSS is a significant step towards achieving a stronger and more desirable national security destination. By working together, the two agencies can share best practices, enhance their capabilities, and respond effectively to security challenges in the FCT.


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