Umar Mohammed, the Kwara State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), has called for sustained cooperation among security agencies to address Nigeria's insecurity challenges.

This appeal was made during a courtesy visit by Iyabode Okuwa-Idris, the newly-deployed Kwara State Immigration Service Controller, to his office in Ilorin, the state capital.

In a press release by Ayoola Micheal Shola, Mohammed emphasised the crucial role of collaborative efforts in tackling the diverse security challenges facing the nation. He highlighted that through concerted efforts, security agencies could harness their combined resources and knowledge to effectively combat insecurity and ensure the safety of all Nigerians.

Mohammed reiterated the Command’s commitment to assisting the Nigerian Immigration Service in combating irregular migration and other trans-border crimes within the state.

Iyabode Okuwa-Idris, the Kwara State Comptroller of Immigration Service, expressed her gratitude for the warm reception, noting that the visit aimed to familiarise and strengthen the inter-agency synergy between the two agencies under the Ministry of Interior, according to news report from Business Day.