CLALL TO ACTION: DELAYED SALARIES OF NSCDC OFFICERS

By Olayiwola Ibrahim // Michael Abiodun, An Independent Investigative Journalists and Human Right of Oracle News have called upon the
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps NSCDC officers Boss noting that officers dedicating their lives to serve the nation, are facing a pressing issue delayed salaries.

In his words, Micheal states that despite their unwavering commitment to protecting the country, they are struggling to make ends meet due to unpaid wages.

Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji Ojo, has previously demonstrated support for the NSCDC, emphasizing the government’s commitment to providing necessary resources and training.

Recently, he launched new camouflage uniforms for the NSCDC to boost morale and confidence among officers.

Additionally, he promised the release of promotion results to ensure timely promotions for deserving officers.

While the Minister’s efforts to enhance welfare and training for NSCDC personnel are commendable, the urgent issue of unpaid salaries requires immediate attention.

The Journalist argued that th delayed in salaries have resulted in financial burdens on officers and their families.

It is imperative that Minister Tunji Ojo addresses this pressing concern, ensuring that NSCDC officers receive their rightful compensation for their dedicated service to the nation.

The government must prioritize the welfare of these brave men and women who risk their lives to protect the country.

Speaking on the some key concerns, NSCDC officers are facing financial difficulties due to unpaid wages of their salaries.

The delayed salaries have resulted in financial burdens on officers and their families.

Calling on the government to prioritize the welfare of NSCDC officers and address the issue of delayed salaries.

The NSCDC officers deserve timely payment of their salaries, and it is the government’s responsibility to ensure their welfare.

Micheal urged that Minister Tunji Ojo must take immediate action to address this pressing concern.