EFCC, NSCDC in Renewed Collaboration in Port Harcourt
The Rivers State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Dennis Lesor Reuben, has called for closer collaboration between the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC and his Corps.
He made this call on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 during a courtesy visit to the Port Harcourt Zonal Directorate of the EFCC.
The Commandant, who was received by the Port Harcourt Ag. Zonal Director, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, ACE1 Hassan Saidu stated that the visit was part of a deliberate effort to strengthen inter-agency synergy and foster seamless working relationships between both organizations.
“We have decided to make out time from our very tight schedule to ensure that we meet security agencies that we cannot do without in the course of our duties. We must meet, share ideas, and support each other”, he said.
Highlighting the need for operational synergy, the Commandant emphasized that officers on the frontline must build strong professional rapport to enhance efficiency. He noted that officers from both agencies need to be well acquainted with one another to tackle crime effectively.
“Our doors are open for anything you think we can do to contribute to your service; please don't hesitate to call upon us. We are also demanding your support, including capacity building and training, so that we can flow together”, he added.
In his response, Saidu appreciated the Commandant and his team for the visit, reaffirming the long- standing history and mutual dependence of the two agencies on each other.
He noted that the partnership between both agencies remains critical, particularly in the prosecution of financial crimes and the management of recovered assets.
“There is a strong bond between the NSCDC and the EFCC, you cannot talk about one without the other. Our work cannot be complete without the NSCDC”, he stated.
Saidu commended the NSCDC for its vital role in safeguarding assets recovered from public looters, including seized vessels and real estate properties, noting that such assistance ensures that proceeds of crime are secured and successfully forfeited to the Federal Government.
Reaffirming the Commission’s commitment to sustained inter-agency training and collaboration, the Zonal Director stressed that inter-agency unity remained crucial for national security and the development of Rivers State and the nation at large.
“All of us are working for theNSCDC CANNOT FUNCTION WITHOUT EFCC-RIVERS COMMANDANT
The State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Rivers State Commandant, Dennis Lesor Reuben, has declared that the Corps cannot fulfill its operational mandate without close collaboration and synergy with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Commandant Reuben made this declaration on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 during a courtesy visit to the Port Harcourt Zonal Directorate of the EFCC.
The Commandant who was received by the Port Harcourt Ag. Zonal Director, Assistant Commander of the EFCC, ACE1 Hassan Saidu declared that the visit was part of a deliberate effort to strengthen inter-agency synergy and foster seamless working relationships between the operational officers of both organizations.
“We have decided to map out time from our very tight schedule to ensure that we meet security agencies that we cannot do without in the course of our duties. We must meet, share ideas, and support each other”, he said.
Highlighting the need for operational synergy, the Commandant emphasized that officers on the frontline must build strong professional rapport to enhance efficiency. He noted that operational officers from both agencies need to be well acquainted to integrate field operations and tackle crime effectively.
“Our doors are open for anything you think we can do to contribute to your service; please don't hesitate to call upon us. We are also demanding your support, including capacity building and training, so that we can flow together”, he added.
In his response, the Acting Zonal Director of the EFCC Port Harcourt Zonal Directorate appreciated the Commandant and his team for the visit, reaffirming the long standing history and mutual dependence between the EFCC and the NSCDC.
He noted that the partnership between both agencies remains critical, particularly in the prosecution of financial crimes and the management of recovered assets.
“There is a strong bond between the NSCDC and the EFCC, you cannot talk about one without the other. Our work cannot be complete without the NSCDC”, he stated.
Saidu commended the NSCDC for its vital role in safeguarding assets recovered from public looters, including seized vessels and real estate properties, noting that such assistance ensures that proceeds of crime are secured and successfully forfeited to the Federal Government.
Reaffirming the Commission’s commitment to sustained inter-agency training and collaboration, the Zonal Director stressed that inter-agency unity remains crucial for national security and the development of Rivers State and the nation at large.
“All of us are working for the interest and security of the country. Even with specialized mandates, no agency can do it alone. When we unify ourselves and understand our scope, the country moves forward,” he said.
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