As the festive season approaches, the Kwara State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Dr. Umar J.G. Muhammed, has issued a stern warning to individuals who plan to vandalize government property during the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The commandant emphasized that vandals will face severe legal consequences, including a 21-year jail term without the possibility of a fine.
In a statement released by the command’s spokesperson, Ayoola Michael Shola, on Thursday, Dr. Muhammed revealed that the NSCDC would be working closely with other security agencies, including local vigilantes, to ensure a peaceful and secure holiday season for Kwara residents.
He assured that all necessary measures would be taken to safeguard public property and maintain order throughout the celebrations.
The Commandant also extended his Christmas and New Year greetings to the people of Kwara and reiterated the importance of vigilance and cooperation in maintaining peace during the holiday period. He urged residents to report any suspicious activities promptly to the appropriate security agencies, stressing that the command would not tolerate any form of lawlessness.
"Commandant Umar noted that the command will synchronize efforts with other security agencies, including local vigilantes, to ensure that residents of the state have a trouble-free Yuletide and New Year celebration," he warned.
"While extending his heartfelt Christmas and New Year greetings to the residents of the state, Commandant Umar strongly warned criminal elements planning to vandalize government property to refrain from such acts. He stated that offenders will face severe legal repercussions, including a 21-year jail term without the option of a fine, in accordance with the law."
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