More
    HomeNewsNSCDC to retrain personnel on weapon handling

    NSCDC to retrain personnel on weapon handling

    Published on

    By Hosea parah, Abuja

    The Kaduna Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Idris Adah, has ordered for immediate training and retraining of all the 2019 recruits in the state.

    In a statement by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, on Tuesday, DSC Habeeb Badamasi, said the order followed the Commandant General’s approval to retrain the 2019 recruits on weapon handling, sitting position among others.

    According to him, Commandant gave the order while addressing the 2019 recruits at the NSCDC State Headquarters in Kaduna on Friday.

    He said, the training which will be in batches for all the 2019 recruited officers which would last for a week each.

    “The over 200 officers recruited for 2019 have received basic training, there was the need to retrain them in order to equip them with knowledge of weapon handling, sitting position, firing live ammunition when the need arise.

    “I thank the Commandant General, Ahmed Audi for the vision, and approval granted to send the 2019 recruits for further training.

    Latest articles

    Police arrest armed robbery suspect, recover firearms

    FROM HENRY IYORKASE, MAKURDI The Benue State Police Command has arrested an armed robbery suspect...

    Canada denies 1,596 out of 3,548 Nigerians asylum claims in 2025

    Canada has rejected 1,596 asylum applications from Nigerian nationals so far in 2025, according...

    FG issues fresh flood alerts to 32 states

    The Federal Government has, again, predicted that no fewer than 32 states of the...

    Police launch investigation in student-lovers’ death in Taraba

    The Taraba State University community has been thrown into mourning following the deaths of...

    More like this

    Police arrest armed robbery suspect, recover firearms

    FROM HENRY IYORKASE, MAKURDI The Benue State Police Command has arrested an armed robbery suspect...

    Canada denies 1,596 out of 3,548 Nigerians asylum claims in 2025

    Canada has rejected 1,596 asylum applications from Nigerian nationals so far in 2025, according...

    FG issues fresh flood alerts to 32 states

    The Federal Government has, again, predicted that no fewer than 32 states of the...