The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Bauchi State has mobilised 1,100 personnel across the state to ensure safety and security during the Easter celebrations.
In a statement issued on Saturday, the Command’s spokesperson, Saminu Yusuf, said the deployment covers all 20 local government areas, with officers strategically positioned at worship centres, event venues, and other critical locations.
According to Yusuf, the State Commandant, Oloyede Nelson Oyerinde, announced the security arrangements while addressing officers and men of the corps ahead of the public holidays declared by the Federal Government.
“The Command has deployed a total of 1,100 personnel across the state to ensure the protection of lives and property during the Easter festivities,” Yusuf said.
He explained that the security operatives include both uniformed personnel for visible patrols and plainclothes officers assigned to covert operations.
“Our officers have been drawn from various departments, units, area commands, and divisions to provide comprehensive coverage at strategic points across the state,” he added.
Yusuf also noted that the command would prioritise the safeguarding of critical national assets and infrastructure throughout the holiday period.
Quoting the Commandant, he said, “We urge residents to remain law-abiding, vigilant, and security-conscious during and after the celebrations. Collective responsibility is key to maintaining peace.”
He further disclosed that the Commandant extended Easter greetings to Christian faithful and NSCDC personnel, expressing hope for a peaceful and incident-free celebration.
Residents were also encouraged to use the festive period to pray for continued peace, unity, and prosperity in the country.
