Audi Commissions Staff Housing Projects Pledges Improved Officers’ Welfare

The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Dr Ahmed Abubakar Audi has affirmed his unwavering commitment to the welfare of officers and men. He made this known while commissioning the NSCDC Cooperative Housing Project at Kuje, Abuja in commemoration of World Civil Defence Day 2022 and his one year in office as the 3rd substantive Commandant General of the Corps.

Dr Ahmed Audi, who earlier, in the company of his wife, the National President of the Civil Defence Officers Wives Association (CDOWA), Hajia Aisha Abubakar Audi, conducted the ground breaking and foundation laying of the CDOWA Group of Schools and Skill Acquisition Centre at Sauka, Abuja. The CG noted that efficiency in service delivery and optimal performance of an officer can only be achieved when the welfare of such officers is guaranteed and that his administration would give the utmost priority to that. This was contained in the statement to journalists by the spokesman for the Corps, DCC Olusola Odumosu, in Abuja.

“If there is anyone whose joy and excitement knows no bounds today, it is me, because when I came in as the 3rd substantive Commandant General of NSCDC, I said this administration has come with a renewed vigour to rejig, revamp, rejuvenate, resuscitate, and reposition the Civil Defence to be a World Class Elite Organisation poised to protect the lives of citizens as well as safeguard all critical national assets and infrastructure of the nation. I am glad you are all witnesses to these laudable achievements. Today, house keys are being handed over to officers, and we are also laying a new foundation for another 102 buildings with 3 and 2 bedrooms within the estate, “Audi said.

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In his appreciative words, the Chairman NSCDC National Headquarters Cooperative Society; ACC Aina Oladeji Jones appreciated the CG for playing fatherly role as the Grand patron of the Cooperate Multipurpose Society, reiterating that the CG at his 100 days in office promised that his Officers would be house owners before his one year tenure in office and this he achieved.

He lauded the CG for closely monitoring the project and making necessary corrections when the project was under construction which has culminated into great realities in which 22 buildings are being commissioned and keys handed over to the beneficiaries at exactly his one year in office.

The Commandant General maintained that the years ahead will be full of tremendous innovative achievements because the Audi led administration will keep moving on and never get tired of putting smiles on the faces of all personnel of the Corps, both at the National Headquarters and all formations in the federation.