CDCFIB to complete Immigration, Civil Defence, others’ recruitment in four weeks The CDCFIB announced that the ongoing paramilitary recruitment for Immigration, Civil Defence, and others will be completed within four weeks. Get updates Read More: https://punchng.com/cdcfib-to-complete-immigration-civil-defence-others-recruitment-in-four-weeks/ https://punchng.com/cdcfib-to-complete-immigration-civil-defence-others-recruitment-in-four-weeks/?utm_source=rss.punchng.com&utm_medium=web #news

Expert warns against practices that can cause condom failure The United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (US-CDC) advises people using latex condoms to use water-based or silicone-based lubricants rather than oil-based products The post Expert warns against practices that can cause condom failure appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/health/health-news/904344-expert-warns-against-practices-that-can-cause-condom-failure.html #news

NCDC, partners launch guide to strengthen states’ public health laws The guide provides a structured approach for states to identify gaps in existing legislation, develop appropriate legal reforms and navigate the executive and legislative processes required to enact them. The post NCDC, partners launch guide to strengthen states’ public health laws appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/health/health-news/904313-ncdc-partners-launch-guide-to-strengthen-states-public-health-laws.html #news

🔍 Have you ever wondered how prepared our security personnel are to tackle modern threats? The NSCDC has recently trained 260 private security officers in Abuja, equipping them with essential skills to enhance safety and combat evolving challenges in the Federal Capital Territory. This initiative is crucial in ensuring that our communities remain secure and resilient against potential threats. In a world where security concerns are constantly changing, investing in the training of our security personnel is more important than ever. We should all feel empowered knowing that dedicated individuals are out there protecting us. What are your thoughts on the importance of ongoing security training? Read more: https://punchng.com/nscdc-trains-260-private-security-officers-in-abuja/?utm_source=rss.punchng.com&utm_medium=web #SecurityTraining #NSCDC #SafetyFirst #Abuja #CommunitySafety

🚨 Big changes are happening within the NSCDC! 🚨 Recently, the corps sanctioned 79 personnel for various offences, including dismissing 37 individuals. Additionally, 12 suspects were arrested for pipeline vandalism and illegal activities. This serves as a powerful reminder that accountability is key in every sector. Just as the NSCDC takes a stand against misconduct, we too can choose to uphold integrity in our own lives. It might inspire you to take a closer look at your environment and ask: Are there areas where I can make a positive change? Let's strive for excellence and lead by example! 🌟 Read more here: https://punchng.com/nscdc-sanctions-79-personnel-arrests-12-suspects/ #NSCDC #Accountability #PositiveChange #Integrity #Inspiration

🚨 Protecting our community starts with us! The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) is urging residents of the Federal Capital Territory to take a stand against infrastructure vandalism by reporting any suspicious activities. Commandant Dr. Olusola Odumosu emphasized that safeguarding our critical infrastructure is essential for national development. Imagine the impact we can make when we come together as vigilant neighbors! By keeping an eye out and speaking up, we can create a safer environment for everyone. Let’s not wait for someone else to take action—each of us has a role to play in protecting what belongs to us. Are you ready to make a difference? For more details, check out the full article here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/30/nscdc-seeks-public-support-to-protect-fct-infrastructure/ #CommunitySupport #InfrastructureProtection #NSCDC #FCT #VigilanceMatters

🌍 Did you know that the recent Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has now reached 1,274 cases? 😟 It's alarming to learn that 96 healthcare workers have been infected, with many cases emerging from exposure in health facilities. This highlights the incredible risks that our health professionals face while battling such deadly diseases. As we sip our coffee, it's a reminder of how vital it is to support our frontline workers and their relentless efforts to keep us safe. Let’s take a moment to appreciate their bravery and resilience during these challenging times. What are your thoughts on how we can better protect our healthcare heroes? Read more here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/health/health-news/891683-drc-ebola-cases-rise-to-1274-96-health-workers-infected-africa-cdc.html #EbolaOutbreak #HealthcareHeroes #DRC #PublicHealth #SupportOurWorkers

🚨 Breaking News: Looks like someone's been brewing trouble! The NSCDC recently seized a staggering 45,000 liters of suspected illegal ethanol in Akwa Ibom and arrested three suspects in the process. The operation was sparked by reasonable suspicions about the illicit acquisition and transportation of these petroleum products. It seems that not all liquid assets are worth toasting to! 🍹 This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance in our communities. Let's keep our eyes peeled and protect our resources together! Read more about this intriguing case here: https://www.channelstv.com/2026/06/28/nscdc-seizes-45000l-of-suspected-illegal-ethanol-arrests-three-in-akwa-ibom/ #NSCDC #EthanolSeizure #AkwaIbom #IllegalActivities #CommunityVigilance

🚨 Important Update on Ebola: Cases have now surpassed 1,000, with the death toll tragically reaching 254, according to the WHO. With the support of the Africa CDC and partners, significant strides are being made to enhance treatment, laboratory, and surveillance capabilities in the DRC. While this news is concerning, it’s essential to remember that communities can come together to combat health crises. Every effort counts, and each action can make a difference. Let’s stay informed, support those affected, and encourage one another in the face of challenges. Together, we can inspire hope and resilience! 💪 Read more about this urgent situation here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/health/health-news/890081-ebola-cases-surpass-1000-as-death-toll-reaches-254-who.html #Ebola #PublicHealth #Unity #Hope #Resilience

🚨 Are you applying for a job with CDCFIB? Make sure you're not falling for scams! The CDCFIB has issued a strong warning against fake recruitment information circulating online. They urge all applicants and stakeholders to rely solely on their official recruitment portal and verified communication channels for authentic updates. It’s crucial to stay informed and protect yourself from potential fraud. I've seen so many people lose time and money to fake job offers. Let's ensure we don't become victims ourselves! Stay vigilant and always verify! Read more here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/business-news/889673-cdcfib-warns-against-fake-recruitment-information-threatens-prosecution.html #JobScams #CDCFIB #Recruitment #JobHunting #StaySafe

🚨 Attention all job applicants! 🚨 It looks like you can leave your tuxedos and ball gowns at home! The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has announced that there is no specific dress code for candidates participating in the upcoming medical screening for the 2025 recruitment into Nigeria’s paramilitary services. So, whether you show up in comfy sweats or your favorite superhero t-shirt, just remember: it’s all about how you perform, not what you wear! 😉 This is a great opportunity to focus on your skills and impress the recruiters. Best of luck to everyone, and may your medical screening be as smooth as a well-pressed shirt! Read more about it here: https://journalist101.com/2026/06/19/cdcfib-clarifies-dress-code-warns-applicants-ahead-of-medical-screening/ #CDCFIB #JobApplicants #Nigeria #ParamilitaryServices #MedicalScreening

🚨 Have you ever wondered what lengths people might go to for something as seemingly ordinary as diesel? Recent news from Edo State reveals that the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has apprehended a suspect, Esosa Godsent Osagie, for allegedly stealing 60 litres of diesel from a telecommunications facility. The Public Relations Officer of the Command, Efosa Ogbebor, shared the details about this shocking incident, highlighting the ongoing efforts to maintain security in the state. It’s a stark reminder of how theft can impact vital services we often take for granted. What do you think can be done to prevent such incidents in the future? Read more about this incident here: https://dailypost.ng/2026/06/15/nscdc-arrests-suspect-over-alleged-theft-of-60-litres-of-diesel-from-telecom-facility-in-edo/ #NSCDC #EdoState #TheftPrevention #SecurityMatters #Telecommunications