Persons who said they are volunteers of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Thursday protested in Yola, Adamawa State, to demand the regularisation of their appointment and payment of allowances owed them.
) on Thursday protested in Yola, Adamawa State, to demand the regularisation of their appointment and payment of allowances owed them.
They urged President Muhammad Buhari to look into their plights, saying although they had been assisting law enforcement agencies in their duties, they are yet to be absorbed by the corps. “We have been screened by the screening committees, time to time, to ensure all the volunteers were captured. But as at this moment, we still await for regularisation.
The spokesperson said they had been carrying out all assignments given them to assist law enforcement agencies on patrol and in protecting lives and property. He said they are bonafide staff of the corps but do not have appointment letters.When contacted on the protest, Adamawa State Commandant of the Corps, Nurudeen Abdullahi, said as far as the agency was concerned, there are no volunteers of the corps in the state.
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