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NSCDC compensates families of 7 lost personnel with cash, jobs

NSCDC compensates families of 7 lost personnel with cash, jobs

The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, (NSCDC), Associate Professor Ahmed Audi, has given automatic employment and an undisclosed sum of money to families of its seven personnel, who were ambushed by bandits and killed in Birnin Gwari, Kaduna State.

Presenting the cheques to the families at the NSCDC Kaduna Command Headquarters, Audi said that the Minister of Interior Rauf Aregbesola has approved the replacement and automatic employment slots for representatives from each of the families as a way of offering support and succor over the ugly incident.

In a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer (PRO), Olusola Odumosu, the CG said the money is a token of support from the government to those left behind by the fallen heroes pending the payment of their accrued benefits.

“This is a service that has its personnel in mind. It is my vision to champion the course of promoting personnel’s welfare in the Corps.

“The minister has approved one slot each for you to replace your husbands, the Kaduna State Commandant, Idris Yahaya, will liaise with you on getting your details across to us in Abuja,” he informed.

Audi described the killing as unfortunate but charged other personnel not to be deterred by the ugly incident in putting in their best for a more secure country.

“Death is inevitable, it is heart-touching losing the personnel.

“Although, this is not the first time we are losing personnel, but it’s so painful that we lost seven personnel at a time.

“It is a great loss, that is why i am here personally, to encourage all of you, to continue to do your best and not give up,” he said.

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