According to the commandant, the 460 licensed PGCs have a record of 42,645 registered private security operatives.
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In a separate interview, Shehu Abdulkadir, chairman of the Association of Licensed Private Security Practitioners of Nigeria FCT Zone, said that from the 460 licensed PGCs, only 150 PGCs were registered with the association.
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