The Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu SAN has commended the commission’s armed squad for their outstanding performance during the evaluation of performance of shooting range training exercise holding at the 177 Battalion Guard Brigade of the Nigerian Army base at Keffi, Nasarawa State.
Speaking at the event, Dr. Aliyu lauded the armed squad for their discipline, precision, and professionalism demonstrated during the rigorous training sessions.
He emphasized that such high-level performance underscores the squad’s readiness to tackle corruption-related enforcement challenges and safeguard the lives of ICPC officials in the course of carrying out their official responsibilities.
“The armed squad has shown remarkable improvement and a commitment to excellence in handling arms and ammunition. This is a testament to their dedication to duty and their preparedness to confront any security challenges in the line of duty,” he said.
The shooting range training, which focused on marksmanship, tactical drills, sriping and mantling of different fire arms and operational readiness, is part of the ICPC’s continuous effort to enhance the capabilities of its personnel.
The chairman stressed the importance of the exercise in boosting the squad’s confidence and effectiveness in carrying out high-risk operations.
Dr. Aliyu highlighted the synergy between the ICPC and the Nigerian Army, expressing gratitude for the military’s support in training the commission’s armed personnel.
He noted that such partnerships are vital for strengthening Nigeria’s anti-corruption framework.
“By collaborating with the Nigerian Army, we are ensuring that our armed squad receives world-class training to meet the challenges of combating corruption. This collaboration is crucial to building a secure and corruption-free society,” he added.
In his closing remarks, Dr. Aliyu reaffirmed the commission’s commitment to supporting the armed squad with adequate resources and continuous training. He urged them to remain steadfast in upholding their duties with integrity and diligence.
In his remarks, Lieutenant Colonel Abi Enuwa, Commanding Officer of the 177 Guards Battalion Brigade, represented by Major M.A. Sani, commended the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) for its commitment to combating corruption in Nigeria.
He specifically praised the Commission for organizing the training program for the armed squad, which aims to strengthen their operational capacity and instill discipline in the fight against corruption.
Highlighting the importance of collaboration, he acknowledged that the ICPC’s initiatives are crucial for ensuring accountability and integrity in governance, which align with the national security objectives of the military.
Major Sani further emphasized the significance of such training in equipping personnel with the skills necessary to confront corruption effectively.
He urged the trainees to apply the knowledge and strategies gained during the program to contribute meaningfully to the ICPC’s mission and the broader goal of a corruption-free society.
The event concluded with a live demonstration of tactical drills shooting accuracy by the armed squad, the ICPC Boss and other senior officers of the ICPC who were present at the event.