The newly deployed State Commandant of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC in Zamfara State, Sani Mustapha has said he needs a
The commandant stated this when he paid an official working visit to the Commander 207 Quick Response Group in Gusau, the State capital.
Mustapha pointed out that joining forces with the 207 Quick Response group will go a long way to reduce insecurity in the State, harping on a cordial working relationship between the two agencies. The State NSCDC boss posited that the Corps was very much ready to establish a robust synergy with the Air Force to foster a speedy acceleration in the fight against insecurity and other crime-related activities.
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