NSCDC NigerState Command Headquarters

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT
4th June, 2026

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND EMERGES CHAMPION IN PARAMILITARY FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command Football Team has emerged victorious in the final match of the Niger State Paramilitary Football Tournament, defeating the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) Football Team by three goals to one (3–1).

The keenly contested final match was played at the Bako Kontagora Memorial Stadium, Minna, in an atmosphere marked by sportsmanship, camaraderie, and healthy competition among the participating paramilitary agencies.

The NSCDC team displayed exceptional teamwork, determination, and tactical superiority throughout the encounter, securing a well-deserved victory and emerging as champions of the tournament.

The event attracted senior officers, personnel, and supporters from various paramilitary organizations who gathered to witness the exciting finale. At the end of the match, medals were presented to participating officials and senior officers from NSCDC in recognition of their support and contributions to the success of the tournament.

The highlight of the event was the presentation of the championship trophy to the NSCDC Niger State Command Football Team as the overall winner of the competition. The players and coaching crew were commended for their outstanding performance, discipline, and commitment, which ultimately led to their success.

The victory reflects the Command's dedication to promoting physical fitness, teamwork, unity, and esprit de corps among personnel. It also underscores the importance of sports as a platform for strengthening inter-agency cooperation and fostering cordial relationships among security and paramilitary organizations in the state.

The State Commandant Suberu Siyaka Aniviye congratulates the NSCDC football team on this remarkable achievement and appreciates all officers and men who turned out to support the team throughout the tournament.

DSC Abubakar M. R. Muti
Public Relations Officer
NSCDC Niger State Command
For: State Commandant

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT
1st June, 2026

COMDT. SUBERU SIYAKA ANIVIYE ORGANISES SALLAH FEAST FOR OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE COMMAND

In the spirit of the Eid-el-Adha celebration and in recognition of the dedication, loyalty, and sacrifices of personnel, the State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, Commandant Suberu Siyaka Aniviye, organised a special Sallah feast for officers and men of the Command.

The event, which was held at the State Command Headquarters, brought together personnel from various departments and units in a warm and convivial atmosphere. The Commandant provided a grand reception featuring a well-prepared ram and other refreshments to commemorate the Eid-el-Adha festivities and promote unity, brotherhood, and teamwork among personnel.

Speaking during the occasion, the State Commandant was represented by the Command Second-in-Command (2 I/C), DCC Abdul Shehu, who delivered the Commandant's goodwill message. In his remarks, he expressed appreciation to officers and men of the Command for their unwavering commitment, professionalism, and dedication to duty in safeguarding lives, property, and critical national assets and infrastructure across Niger State.

He commended personnel for their sacrifices and resilience in the discharge of their responsibilities and encouraged them to continue upholding the Corps' core values of integrity, discipline, patriotism, and selfless service.

The Command Second-in-Command further noted that Eid-el-Adha symbolizes sacrifice, obedience, faith, and compassion. He urged personnel to reflect on these virtues and imbibe them in both their professional duties and personal lives.

The Sallah feast served not only as a celebration of the festive season but also as an opportunity to strengthen the bond of camaraderie, mutual understanding, and unity among personnel of the Command. Officers and men present expressed their gratitude to the State Commandant for the thoughtful gesture and prayed for continued peace, progress, and success of the Command.

The event concluded with goodwill messages from senior officers, special prayers for peace and security in Niger State and Nigeria at large, and a renewed commitment by personnel to continue discharging their duties diligently and professionally in service to the nation.

DSC Abubakar M.R. Muti
Public Relations Officer
NSCDC Niger State Command
For: State Commandant

Happy New Month!

June 2026 shall be a month of success, protection, and prosperity.

DSC ABUBAKAR M.R MUTI
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
NSCDC NIGERSTATE COMMAND
For: State Commandant

🌟 CHILDREN’S DAY MESSAGE 🌟

The State Commandant, Officers and Men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, heartily celebrate all children on this special occasion of Children’s Day.

Children are precious gifts, future leaders, and the pride of every nation. Today, we celebrate your dreams, talents, innocence, and limitless potential.

As you continue to grow, learn, and shine, always remember to be disciplined, respectful, hardworking, and law-abiding citizens.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps remains committed to ensuring a safe, peaceful, and secure environment where every child can thrive and achieve greatness.

To all our amazing children:
✨ Keep dreaming
✨ Keep learning
✨ Keep believing in yourselves

The future belongs to you.

Happy Children’s Day!

DSC ABUBAKAR M.R MUTI
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
FOR: STATE COMMANDANT








Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
NSCDC NigerState Command Headquarters

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT
27th May,2026

EID-EL-ADHA SALLAH MESSAGE FROM THE STATE COMMANDANT

The State Commandant, NSCDC Niger State Command, Commandant Suberu Siyaka Aniviye, extends warm Eid-el-Adha greetings to all officers and men of the Command, their families, and the good people of Niger State.

As we celebrate this year’s Eid-el-Adha, the Commandant urges personnel to reflect on the virtues of sacrifice, obedience, discipline, tolerance, and selfless service as exemplified by Prophet Ibrahim (AS).

He commends officers and men of the Command for their unwavering dedication, patriotism, and commitment towards safeguarding critical national assets and infrastructure, maintaining peace, and ensuring the security of lives and property across the State.

Commandant Suberu Siyaka Aniviye further encourages all personnel to remain professional, vigilant, and law-abiding during and after the festive period while continuing to discharge their constitutional responsibilities with diligence and integrity.

He also assures residents of Niger State of the Command’s readiness to provide adequate security before, during, and after the celebrations to ensure a peaceful and hitch-free Sallah celebration throughout the State.

The Commandant wishes all Muslim faithful a peaceful, joyous, and blessed Eid-el-Adha celebration.

Eid Mubarak!

DSC Abubakar M.R Muti Public Relations Officer NSCDC Niger State Command
For: State Commandant

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT

COMMANDANT S.S. ANIVIYE RECEIVES SPECIAL COURTESY VISIT FROM OHINOYI OF EBIRA, NIGER STATE CHAPTER

The Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, Commandant S.S. Aniviye, earlier today received a special delegation from the Ebira community in Niger State, led by the Ohinoyi of Ebira, on a courtesy visit at the State Command Headquarters.

Speaking during the visit, the *Ohinoyi of Ebira* expressed profound appreciation to the Commandant for the warm reception and hospitality accorded to the delegation. He described the Commandant as a worthy son and leader, noting that the Ebira people always identify with and support their own wherever they are found.

The traditional leader commended the Commandant for his dedication, leadership qualities, and commitment to service, while offering prayers for his continued good health, wisdom, and greater success in the discharge of his duties. He also prayed for the progress and success of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Niger State and across the nation.

In his response, Commandant S.S. Aniviye expressed joy and gratitude over the visit, describing it as a great honour and a demonstration of unity, love, and support from the Ebira community. He appreciated the delegation for finding him worthy of the visit and assured them of his continuous commitment to professionalism, service delivery, and the protection of lives and critical national assets within the state.

The Commandant further emphasized the importance of community support and collaboration in achieving peace and security, while thanking the delegation for their prayers and words of encouragement.

The visit ended on a cordial note with goodwill messages, prayers, and renewed assurances of mutual support and cooperation.

DSC Abubakar M.R Muti
CDPRO Niger State Command
For: State Commandant



Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
NSCDC NigerState Command Headquarters

PRESS RELEASE

NSCDC Niger State Command Deploys 2,418 Personnel for Eid-el-Adha Security Operations Across the State

May 25, 2026

The Niger State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), under the leadership of Comdt. Suberu Siyaka Aniviye has deployed no fewer than 2,418 officers and men across the state to strengthen security and ensure the protection of lives, property, and critical national assets during the Eid-el-Adha celebrations.

This deployment follows the Federal Government’s declaration of public holidays for the Eid-el-Adha festivities. The proactive security arrangement is aimed at guaranteeing a peaceful, safe, and hitch-free celebration for residents and visitors throughout Niger State.

The personnel have been drawn from various departments, units, area commands, and divisions of the Corps to reinforce security presence in strategic locations before, during, and after the festive period.

This operation forms part of the Corps’ constitutional mandate to maintain law and order, prevent criminal activities, and provide adequate protection for critical national assets and infrastructure across the state.

Special attention will also be given to the protection of key public facilities and infrastructure, including telecommunications installations, fibre optic cables, electricity transformers, water pipelines, communication masts, manholes, and health institutions, all of which are vulnerable to vandalism and sabotage during festive periods.

The deployment is expected to deter criminal elements, curb acts of vandalism, and prevent economic sabotage often associated with increased public activities and movement during celebrations.

While congratulating Muslim faithful on the successful observance of Eid-el-Adha, the NSCDC urges residents to continue to uphold the values of peace, tolerance, unity, and mutual respect as enshrined in the teachings of Islam.

He therefore, call on members of the public to support security agencies by remaining vigilant and promptly reporting suspicious persons, movements, or activities to the nearest security formation for swift intervention and response.

The Command remains fully committed to ensuring the safety and security of all residents throughout the festive period and beyond.

DSC Abubakar M.R Muti
CDPRO Niger State Command
For: State Commandant

NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMAND
PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT
19th May, 2026

LIMAWA “A” WARD ZONE “C” DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO NSCDC NIGER STATE COMMANDANT

Despite the heavy rainfall experienced earlier today, the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Niger State Command, Commandant S.S. Aniviye, warmly received members of the Limawa “A” Ward Zone “C” Development Association during a courtesy visit to his office at the State Command Headquarters in Minna.

The delegation, which comprised youths and elders from the Limawa community, expressed appreciation for the cordial reception accorded them by the State Commandant. Speaking on behalf of the association, the Chairman, who introduced himself as Abdullahi Iliyasu Danlami a trained journalist with Radio Niger and an indigene of the community, emphasized the important relationship between security agencies and the media in addressing security challenges, particularly at the grassroots level.

The Chairman gave a brief history of the Limawa community, noting that the area was previously known for incidents of thuggery, youth restiveness, and phone snatching, especially around the Limawa and Old Airport Quarters bridge axis.

However, he stated that the establishment of the Development Association and the emergence of proactive leadership had brought about significant positive changes in the community.

According to him, the association has been actively engaged in sensitization campaigns targeted at youths in the area, encouraging them to shun criminal activities and embrace peaceful coexistence. These efforts, he noted, have contributed immensely to the reduction of insecurity within the community.

He further appealed to the NSCDC for improved synergy with the community through regular patrols and intelligence sharing, assuring the Corps of the association’s willingness to support security operations with credible information that would help combat criminal activities in the area.

In his response, Commandant S.S. Aniviye commended the association for their commitment to community development and security consciousness despite the unfavorable weather condition. He described the community-driven approach to security as commendable and worthy of emulation by other communities across the local government and state.

The Commandant stated that when communities take ownership of security matters and work closely with security agencies, it significantly reduces crime and other insecurity-related challenges. He assured the delegation that the Command would intensify patrol activities around Limawa and adjoining areas.

Commandant Aniviye also disclosed that the Command is expecting additional security gadgets and operational equipment that would enhance effective patrol and rapid response operations across the state. He urged members of the community to remain vigilant and promptly report cases of vandalism of Critical National Assets and Infrastructure to the Corps.

Discussions during the visit also covered the NSCDC Safe School Programme as well as issues relating to youth restiveness in Limawa, Unguwan Daji, and Maitumbi areas of Minna.

The visit ended on a cordial note with both parties reaffirming their commitment to sustaining collaboration towards ensuring peace, security, and development within the community and Niger State at large.

DSC Abubakar M.R Muti
CDPRO Niger State Command
For: State commandant