As Nigeria marks Armed Forces Remembrance and Celebration Day 2026, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) under Commandant General Prof. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, OFR, has intensified its fight against oil theft and illegal mining activities threatening the nation’s economy.
Prof. Audi’s leadership has transformed the NSCDC into a formidable force in protecting national assets and infrastructure. His strategic approach has fostered professionalism and excellence within the Corps, establishing it as a critical pillar of Nigeria’s security framework.
The NSCDC has achieved notable successes in combating oil theft and illegal mining through intelligence-driven operations and strategic deployments. The Corps has dismantled oil theft networks, recovered stolen crude oil, and apprehended suspects involved in these economic crimes.
In the mining sector, the NSCDC has arrested illegal miners, confiscated equipment, and enforced environmental regulations. These efforts protect solid minerals essential to Nigeria’s economic development while preserving natural resources for future generations.
At the National Arcade, Abuja, Prof. Audi joined the nation in honoring fallen heroes and celebrating the sacrifices of security personnel. His message emphasized the NSCDC’s commitment to protecting Nigeria with loyalty, discipline, and honor.
“We remember their sacrifice. We celebrate their bravery. We reaffirm our commitment to protect Nigeria with loyalty, discipline, and honour,” Prof. Audi stated.
His leadership aligns with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope project, reinforcing the NSCDC’s role in securing Nigeria’s economic prosperity and environmental sustainabilitY
Jagindi is a digital media publisher who writes from Abuja via jagindi2016@gmail.com, +2347065466654
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