Olaloko Supports Tinubu’s Security Drive, Empowers NSCDC with ICT gadgets, Others

Olaloko Supports Tinubu’s Security Drive, Empowers NSCDC with ICT gadgets, Others

Sons of the revered Olaloko royal dynasty of the Agura Kingdom, Prince Saburideen Adebowale Olaloko and Prince Adeola Olaloko have donated essential Information and Communication Technology (ICT) gadgets to the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ogun State Command to complement President Tinubu’s Security drive.

The donation was presented to the NSCDC during a brief handover ceremony at the Command Headquarters in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Speaking during the presentation, Prince Saburideen Olaloko revealed that the gesture was aimed at strengthening the operational efficiency of the Corps and enhancing its capacity to respond to security challenges across the state.

He said he believe in supporting institutions that work tirelessly to keep the communities safe, adding that the donation is just a way of showing appreciation and encouraging the Corps to continue its vital role in maintaining peace and order.

Also speaking, his brother, Prince Adeola Olaloko, hinted on the family’s commitment to contributing meaningfully to society.

He said “As proud sons of the Agura Kingdom, we see it as a duty to support agencies that safeguard lives and property.”

“We hope this contribution helps boost morale and improve service delivery” Prince Olaloko concluded.

While receiving the items, the State Commandant, Commandant Remilekun Omolade Ekundayo, expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the Corps.

She said “On behalf of the Commandant General, Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, PhD, mni, OFR, I sincerely thank the Olaloko family for this thoughtful donation. It will be put to the best use across our various formations within the state”.

Commandant Ekundayo noted that the gesture was not only generous but symbolic of a strong civil-security collaboration.

Her words “We are not just grateful, we are also deeply honoured by this show of trust and partnership. The National Headquarters will be duly informed of this support from your noble family”

Our correspondent reports that the presentation ceremony was attended by senior officers of the Corps and members of the Olaloko family.