The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has arrested 15 suspected vandals in Abuja for their alleged involvement in the destruction of public property. The suspects were apprehended during a recent raid by the NSCDC on various locations in the city.

According to reports, the NSCDC, acting on intelligence, conducted a series of operations in different parts of Abuja, targeting individuals who were involved in the illegal destruction of public infrastructure. The suspects were said to be responsible for the vandalism of electric cables, telecommunications equipment, and other public utilities.

The NSCDC has been working tirelessly to curb the activities of vandals and protect public property in the nation’s capital. The arrest of these suspected vandals is a testament to the agency’s commitment to maintaining law and order in Abuja.

The NSCDC has urged members of the public to cooperate with security agencies and report any suspicious activities that could lead to the destruction of public property. The agency has also assured residents of Abuja that it will continue to work tirelessly to apprehend and prosecute individuals who engage in acts of vandalism.

Vandalism of public property not only disrupts essential services but also poses a danger to the safety and well-being of the public. The NSCDC’s efforts to crack down on suspected vandals is a step in the right direction towards protecting public infrastructure and ensuring the safety of residents in Abuja.

The NSCDC has stated that it will continue to conduct operations to identify and apprehend individuals involved in acts of vandalism. The agency is also working to put in place measures to prevent future incidents of public property destruction.

The arrest of the 15 suspected vandals is a notable achievement for the NSCDC and a clear indication that the agency is resolute in its efforts to maintain law and order in Abuja. The agency deserves commendation for its dedication to protecting public property and ensuring the safety of the residents of the nation’s capital.