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NSCDC CG tasks personnel on strict adherence to rules of engagement ahead of 2027 General Elections

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The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Professor Audi Ahmed Abubakar mni, OFR, has charged officers of the Corps to embrace neutrality, professionalism and thoroughness as the country enters the general election season in 2027. He urged them to safeguard Nige

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NSCDC CG tasks personnel on strict adherence to rules of engagement ahead of 2027 General Elections. The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Professor Audi Ahmed Abubakar mni, OFR, has charged officers of the Corps to embrace neutrality, professionalism and thoroughness as the country enters the general election season in 2027. He urged them to safeguard Nige Covered by 1 publications. The Sun Nigeria: NSCDC CG tasks personnel on strict adherence to rules of engagement ahead of 2027 General Elections.

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  1. The Sun Nigeria Nigeria NSCDC CG tasks personnel on strict adherence to rules of engagement ahead of 2027 General Elections The Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Professor Audi Ahmed Abubakar mni, OFR, has charged officers of the Corps to embrace neutrality, professionalism and thoroughness as the country enters the general election season in 2027. He urged them to safeguard Nige 29 Oct · Tier 3

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