ALAYEMORE ENGAGES NSCDC COMMANDANT GENERAL ON NATIONAL SECURITY AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP

October 30, 2026

The Olojudo Alayemore of Ido-Osun Kingdom, HRM Oba Dr. Olayinka Oyetunde Ishola Jokotola II, Ilufemiloye I, today held a strategic engagement with the Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) at the Corps’ National Headquarters, Abuja.

The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss issues of mutual interest, particularly the evolving security situation in the country and the importance of strengthening collaboration between traditional institutions and security agencies in promoting peace, public safety, and national development. As the traditional ruler of the host community of the Osun State NSCDC Headquarters, the Alayemore emphasized the need for sustained cooperation and partnership in advancing community-based security initiatives and fostering peaceful coexistence. The monarch commended the NSCDC for its unwavering dedication to the protection of critical national assets and infrastructure, as well as its continued efforts in safeguarding lives and property across the country.

Responding, the Commandant General expressed appreciation for the visit and lauded the Alayemore’s commitment to peace, security, and community development.

He acknowledged the vital role of traditional rulers in strengthening grassroots security architecture and facilitating effective engagement between security agencies and local communities. The Commandant General further appreciated the cordial relationship existing between the Corps and the people of Ido-Osun as the host community of the Osun State NSCDC Headquarters. He reaffirmed the Corps’ commitment to deepening collaboration with traditional institutions across the country, noting that sustainable security can only be achieved through partnership, trust, and collective responsibility. The engagement underscored the shared commitment of both institutions to fostering a safer society through dialogue, cooperation, intelligence sharing, and community participation in security efforts. The meeting concluded with a renewed resolve to strengthen the relationship between the NSCDC and traditional institutions in the collective pursuit of peace, stability, and national progress.