As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
As officials of the Peace Corps await the signing of the bill establishing the outfit into law, members of the Corps in Ondo state say they are ready to work in tandem with other security agencies in the state.
The command says there is no need for the Corps to engage other security agencies in unnecessary rift.
Addressing reporters in Akure, the state Commandant of the Corps, Lawoki Oluwatobi, said the organization will continue to discharge its duty without fear or favour
While calling on the federal government to sign the Peace Corps bill into law, the commandant, said the bill will enhance the performance of members of the agency.
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Your comment … I Dike C. Onyike from Rivers State Omuma (LGA) Command. I am really happy for the work well done. Infact will are going to work with trust and Gods Faith. May God Bless every body who has made efort for the success of this humble NPC Corps, it is a very big Devlopment Thank God Oh We Nah have a Job
God bless the Nigeria peace corp..God bless dickson Akor.
You can say that again
Please How can I apply for this job ?my gmail is Abiolaphilip1986 you can inbox me thank you