The NSCDC boss praised the female officers for choosing to serve in the country’s security sector.
The lawmaker said there was need to curb such excessive abuses of the flag, hence the need for the amendment bill.
Mr Agun reaffirmed the commitment of the Edo command of the NSCDC to reducing the risk of disasters and their impact throughout the state.
He also warned criminals to steer clear of Nigeria’s territorial waters.
He advised Imo people to be cautious when boarding buses.
Mr Ado-Doguwa said priority attention would be given to oil and gas assets to address oil theft and vandalism in the country.
Mr Adaralewa said the NSCDC would continue to make its personnel available for the ICPC during its anti-corruption operation.
The vehicle, conveying nine passengers, crashed at the Abakaliki-Enugu expressway at 1:44 p.m.
Mr Adaralewa commended the Nigerian Army for the existing cordial working relationship between the NSCDC and the army in the area.
The Ooni said synergy among security operatives was crucial to addressing the country’s insecurity.
