Jigawa NSCDC resolves most cases despite new challenges
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps Jigawa State Command has reported significant progress in resolving cases, even as it faces increased responsibilities. Muhammad Ingawa, the state Commandant, praised his officers for their dedication in tackling a wide range of crimes. The command has also taken on new security duties for VIPs, adding to its workload. Despite operational hurdles, the NSCDC remains committed to maintaining peace and safety in Jigawa.
What we know
- The Jigawa NSCDC resolved 1,959 out of 2,725 cases it received in 2025.
- Muhammad Ingawa highlighted that rape and sodomy led with 37 prosecutions, while theft, burglary, and trespass accounted for 20.
- The command took 125 cases to court in 2025, a decrease from 150 in 2024.
- Operational challenges include manpower shortages, logistics issues, and funding gaps.
- The NSCDC registered three private guard companies in 2025 and continues to prevent vandalism and other crimes across the state.
