NSCDC reaffirms commitment to protection of national assets, infrastructure

The Lagos state Commandant of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Mr. Adedotun Keshinro, has reiterated the corps’ continuous commitment to the protection of critical national assets and infrastructure as well as construction sites located within the state.

The Commandant also implored the Consulate to remain law abiding and have respect for laws in communities where they operate.
Keshinro stated this during a security conference, held at the Consulate General’s office, Friday, in Lagos

“You recall that the Commandant General, (NSCDC) Ahmed Abubakar Audi, in the just ended year, visited, the Chinese Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mr Yu Dunhai, on Monday, November 4, 2024. The visit mainly, emphasized, on the importance of manpower development and its also centred on building partnerships to enhance training programs, aimed at fostering professional growth within the Corps and ensure a more skilled and effective workforce”

The Commandant however seized the opportunity to avow the Corps’ continuous commitment to the protection of critical national assets and infrastructure as well as construction sites in the state as the new year unfolds.

He promised the Consulate General of the readiness of the command to partner with them to upscale the security of lives and property of its nationals living in the state.

He implores Chinese nationals in Lagos state to remain law abiding, exhibit great character of cooperation, unity, love and respect for the great Nigerian people, to foster harmonious relationships and effective growth and development in the new year.

In her remarks at the conference, the Chinese Consulate General in Lagos, Ms Yan Yuqing, and her team engaged the Commandant and his team on discussion on security of four key areas of Chinese investments in Lagos such as; telecommunications, mining, road construction and railway without neglecting all other important security aspects.