#EndHunger Protest: NSCDC boss condemns attacks on security operatives
Ahmed Audi, NSCDC commandant general, has condemned attacks on security operatives during the ongoing nationwide protests.
Mr Audi decried the act in a statement by NSCDC spokesman Babawale Afolabi, NSCDC, on Friday.
The NSCDC, during a security surveillance exercise on Thursday night in Abuja, said reports of attacks on security operatives during the protest were worrisome.
“These officers and men were deployed to protect government infrastructure and the civil populace. It is lamentable that there were attacks on security operatives and destruction of properties in Kaduna, Kano, Yobe, and Gombe, among others, including the setting ablaze of an NSCDC operational vehicle in Katsina,” he said.
Mr Audi reiterated that citizens had been warned to shun all acts of violence, vandalism and looting of public and private properties.
He placed all zonal commanders, heads of formations and state commandants across the 36 States and FCT on red alert.
The NSCDC boss said 32 suspects were arrested by NSCDC personnel on Thursday for vandalising and looting government properties in Kano.
“They would be properly investigated, and legal actions be appropriately taken,” Mr Audi said.
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