“Research has shown that the fear of insecurity is worse than insecurity itself,” he said.
The commandant urged members of the public to support the activities of security agencies.
Security experts have called on security agencies to raise the level of intelligence gathering, sharing and collaboration.
Mr Ado-Doguwa said priority attention would be given to oil and gas assets to address oil theft and vandalism in the country.
He called on the leadership of the PGCs to “quickly report any persons found wanting to the NSCDC for appropriate action”.
“We reassure the public of a diligent and professional investigation, after which all the suspects will be charged to court,” he added.
Mr Aliku reiterated that the organisation would explore other areas for more collaboration in line with the NSCDC Act.
Speaking with journalists on Sunday in Abuja, Mr Audi said there were plans to tackle the attack on schools from the grassroots level.
Mr Audi also reiterated NSCDC’s commitment to training and retraining personnel.
He urged the officers not to use their uniforms or riffles to intimidate members of the public.
