NSCDC's Olatunde Maku Addresses Rights Violations in Anambra

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Anambra State Command, has issued a warning to its personnel regarding the importance of upholding citizens' rights and adhering to professional ethics. Commandant Olatunde Maku addressed the officers during a muster parade at the state headquarters in Awka.
He stated that his administration would not tolerate misconduct, high-handedness, or abuse of power. Maku emphasized that all operatives must follow the Corps' standard operating procedures and existing laws, warning that any officer found guilty of indiscipline or rights infringement would face disciplinary action.
He also instructed heads of departments, area commanders, and divisional officers to ensure effective command and control, with proper supervision of their subordinates. Maku urged personnel to exercise their powers with professionalism and respect for human rights, as their conduct reflects the entire Corps.
He called for accountability and a people-friendly approach to maintain public confidence in the NSCDC.
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