Sule said collaboration and cooperation are key to attaining the objectives of the NSCDC and the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC). He said that the visit was part of efforts by the NSCDC toward maintaining cordial relationships with sister security agencies. The AC, who praised the exemplary conduct of officers and men of the FRSC, said it’s a clear indication of good leadership.

Odogiyon, while responding, explained that sharing of security information was key to building a robust relationship between the two agencies.

He assured the new NSCDC Commander of continued collaboration. The Corps Commander said that apart from enforcement of the law, the Corps deployed technology like the National Vehicle Identification Scheme (NVIS) in making its operations effective. He further pointed out that the Corps could also support other security agencies in the tracking of wanted vehicles. Odogiyon expressed his willingness to lecture NSCDC officers on safety tips while using the road. He pledged the readiness of the Unit to conduct free vehicle safety checks for staff of NSCDC as well as assist them in driver’s license procurement.