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The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Jigawa State Command, prosecuted 125 cases of rape, vandalism, theft, murder/culpable homicide, and other civil and criminal offenses from January to December 2025.

The Commandant of the Jigawa State NSCDC, Mr. Muhammad Kabiru Ingawa, shared this information while addressing journalists about the Command’s accomplishments and challenges in the past year.

He mentioned that the Command has taken a proactive approach to crime prevention, resulting in a decrease in criminal cases compared to 2024.

Ingawa also noted that during the year under review, the Command trained over 9,000 private security guards responsible for safeguarding schools and protecting various public and private facilities.

Additionally, the Command successfully thwarted more than 30 attempted acts of vandalism aimed at power lines, water supply facilities, and other public infrastructure, leading to significant recoveries.

He acknowledged the collaboration and synergy with the Jigawa State Government, other security agencies, and the support from the community.

He reassured the public of the Command’s dedication to fostering sustainable peace and stability throughout the state and Nigeria as a whole.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cases did the NSCDC prosecute in 2025?

The NSCDC prosecuted cases including rape, vandalism, theft, and murder/culpable homicide among other civil and criminal offenses.

How many private guards were trained by the NSCDC in 2025?

The NSCDC trained over 9,000 private guards involved in security for schools and other facilities.

What measures did the NSCDC take to prevent vandalism?

The NSCDC aborted more than 30 attempts of vandalism targeting essential public infrastructure like power lines and water supply facilities.

What is the NSCDC's commitment to the community?

The NSCDC is committed to ensuring sustainable peace and stability across Jigawa State and Nigeria as a whole.