The NSCDC boss warned against indiscipline.
The commandant urged the residents to report any suspicious activities to the security agencies in good time.
He noted that the move was a demonstration of government’s determination to sanitise the mining sector.
Mr Otoibi said that the International Civil Defence Day was meant to pay tribute to unsung heroes.
She said the commandant described the promotion as an award of excellence, dedication, hard work, loyalty and discipline.
He also stressed the importance of collaboration, coordination and partnership between security agencies.
The commandant said that it was the responsibility of the corps to protect critical national assets and infrastructure, not to destroy them.
“This is a national assignment, and I expect you to be professional, civil, and polite but firm in the discharge of your duties and responsibilities.”
Mr Audi also assured that the benefits of all personnel who died in active service will be paid to their families.
Mr Eremi, who said that the incident happened on November 2, added that the suspect had carnal knowledge of the minors, aged 12 and 10.
