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JUST IN: Amidst Sponsoring Bills For It’s Scrapping, NSCDC Withdraws Shina Peller’s Personnel

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The Nigeria Security And Civil Defence Corps, Oyo State Command has withdrawn her personnels attached to the Federal House of Representatives member representing Iseyin/Itesiwaju/Kajola/Iwajowa Federal Constituency, Honourable Shina Abiola Peller .

The withdrawal of the Security aides was suspected to be the retaliation of a bill sponsored by the Oyo Lawmaker to scrap the Corps and merge it with the Nigerian Police Force.

The lawmaker proposed the bill to the House via the National Security And Civil Defence Corps (Repeal and Transition) Bill 2022, which passed the first reading on Tuesday.

The bill seeks to repeal the National Security and Civil Defence Corps (Amendment) Act 2007, establish a transition management committee to superintend over the NSCDC, develop regulations and implement procedures for the transfer of assets and personnel of the corps to the Nigeria Police Force, and other related matters.

But in a letter to the lawmaker dated February 2, 2022, by the Head of Administration, Oyo State Command, Sotito Igbalawole, the Corps claimed that the withdrawal of the men was necessitated by “the urgent national need.”

The letter with reference number, NSCDC/OY/173/VOL.III/196, titled, ‘withdrawal of personnel,’ read, “Following the directive of the Commandant General on the necessity of the deployment of the command personnel for an urgent national security assignment; on behalf of the state commandant, I hereby withdraw all personnel attached to you.

“This is to meet up with the urgent national need. All inconvenience this might cause is highly regretted.”

In the bill, Peller noted that “fragmentation of security resources across multiple competing agencies is counterproductive.”

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