The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Kano State has dismissed five of its volunteer personnel following allegations of unethical behaviour, unprofessional conduct, and gross indiscipline.
The affected individuals were removed from service after an internal review found their actions to be in violation of the Corps’ ethics, values, and operational guidelines.
The decision was approved by the State Command leadership after due consideration of the disciplinary findings.
According to a statement issued by the Command’s Public Relations Unit, all official items issued to the dismissed personnel, including uniforms, identification materials, and other accoutrements, have been retrieved to prevent further misuse.
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The Command also directed all formations, area officers, and divisions across the state to ensure strict compliance with the directive, warning that the dismissed personnel must no longer be recognized or engaged in any official capacity.
Reaffirming its disciplinary stance, the NSCDC Kano Command emphasized its zero-tolerance policy toward misconduct, stressing that any officer or volunteer found engaging in acts capable of tarnishing the image of the Corps would face appropriate sanctions.
The Command further reiterated its commitment to professionalism, integrity, and effective service delivery in carrying out its statutory responsibilities.
Kano State authorities described the move as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen discipline and restore public confidence in security operations across the state.
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