NSCDC Arrest 14 Suspected headers in Adamawa.

 








The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Adamawa State Command, under the leadership of Commandant ID BANDE, in collaboration with some sister security agencies, has successfully arrested 14 suspected herders for violating the Executive Order banning transhumance movement across the state until 1st January 2025. The operation was carried out by the Hong Divisional Office of NSCDC, demonstrating the Corps' unwavering commitment to enforcing the directives of His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Adamawa State.  




The Executive Order was issued to safeguard public safety and security and to prevent farmer-herder clashes that often result from unauthorized movements. Acting on this directive, Commandant ID BANDE instructed the immediate enforcement of the ban across all 21 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Adamawa State.  




Public Relation Officer of the   N SCDC   Adamawa state Command DSC Nyako Amidu Baba discloused this in a statement made available to Newsmen in Yola.






During a preliminary investigation, it was revealed that some of the arrested individuals are not indigenous to Adamawa State, further emphasizing the importance of enforcing the ban to prevent external disruptions to the state's peace and stability. Investigations are still ongoing, and upon conclusion, the suspects will be prosecuted in a court of competent jurisdiction.  




This action serves as a stern warning to individuals or groups contemplating similar violations. The NSCDC is resolute in its mission to uphold the law and will continue working tirelessly to ensure compliance with the Executive Order.  




The Commandant has reiterated the Corps' dedication to fostering peace and security in the state and urges all residents and stakeholders to cooperate with law enforcement agencies in maintaining order.


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