Official Account for Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire & Immigration Services Board. Mandated to develop a motivated & disciplined Nigeria Paramilitary Services
The CDCFIB has promoted 24,202 officers in the latest exercise across the 4 paramilitary services.
The board has achieved this milestone by initiating & completing its promotion exercise for the third consecutive year, elevating over 75,000 officers across various ranks.
Earlier today, the Secretary to the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB), Maj. Gen A M Jibril (Rtd), represented the Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, at the Headquarters of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Sauka, Abuja, during the celebration of two years of dedicated service by the NSCDC Mining Marshals and the commissioning of eight operational gun trucks by the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake.
Speaking at the event, Maj Gen. Jibril conveyed the commitment of the Ministry of Interior to strengthening collaboration with the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development and other relevant stakeholders to safeguard Nigeria’s solid mineral resources and enhance national security.
He assured the Minister of Solid Minerals Development of the Ministry of Interior’s readiness to work closely with all security agencies to combat illegal mining activities and protect the nation’s economic assets.
In his remarks, Dr. Dele Alake reiterated the commitment of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, to deploying all necessary measures to eliminate illegal mining and other acts of sabotage within the mining sector. He noted that securing Nigeria’s mineral resources remains a critical component of the government’s strategy for economic growth, revenue generation, and sustainable national development.
The event highlighted the achievements of the NSCDC Mining Marshals over the past two years and underscored the Federal Government’s determination to strengthen the protection of Nigeria’s solid mineral resources.
Signed;
Okeh Juliet
Head, Press and Public Relations
For: Secretary to the Board, CDCFIB
CDCFIB HOLDS STAKEHOLDERS’ ENGAGEMENT WITH NYCN ON CREDIBLE RECRUITMENT PROCESS
The Secretary to the Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board, Maj Gen A M Jibrin (Rtd), on Monday, 25th May 2026, engaged members of the National Youth Council of Nigeria in a one-day stakeholders’ engagement aimed at sensitizing Nigerian youths on the recruitment processes into the four services under the Board’s supervision.
The engagement, which forms part of the present administration’s policy on transparency, inclusiveness, and youth participation, provided an avenue for meaningful interaction between the Board and youth representatives across the country.
Speaking during the session, the Secretary to the Board emphasized the commitment of the Board to ensuring a credible, transparent, and merit-based recruitment process into the:
Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
Nigerian Correctional Service
Federal Fire Service
Nigeria Immigration Service
He noted that the sensitization programme was designed to educate Nigerian youths on the official recruitment procedures, application requirements, and the importance of avoiding fraudulent activities and misinformation during recruitment exercises.
The programme featured an interactive session where participants asked questions and received clarifications on issues relating to recruitment processes, eligibility criteria, transparency mechanisms, and equal opportunities for all qualified Nigerians.
Members of the National Youth Council of Nigeria commended the Board for the initiative and expressed appreciation for the opportunity to engage directly with the management of the board.
The Board reaffirmed its dedication to sustaining stakeholder engagement and strengthening public trust through openness and accountability in all its activities.
Signed:
Okeh Juliet
Head, Press, and Public Relations
For: Secretary to the Board
The FCC hosted the CDCFIB Secretary to align Nigeria’s paramilitary services. The focus is simple: total fairness, transparency and equity in recruitment. This partnership assures Nigerians that public service opportunities will remain balanced, accessible, and inclusive for all.
The Honourable Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has praised retired uniformed officers for their service, reaffirming that their welfare remains a top priority under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He stressed that recent improvements in welfare, pensions, and career progression reflect the President’s goodwill and leadership, ensuring no officer retires into hardship.
The Minister also highlighted cleared promotion backlogs and ongoing reforms to boost morale. In response, Chukwura Joseph Udeh commended the President for approving a long-awaited lifetime salary structure for senior officers, describing it as a significant relief after years of neglect.
The Secretary further emphasized that the exercise is aimed at ensuring that only qualified & competent officers are elevated to higher ranks, in line with the Board’s commitment to professionalism, transparency, & excellence.
Present at the event were officers from the Board as well as senior officials from the four paramilitary services under the Board’s supervision.
Okeh Juliet
Head of Press and Public Relations
CDCFIB
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire & Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has commenced the first batch of the 2026 promotion exercise for officers on the ranks of Deputy Controllers/Comptrollers/Commandants and Controllers/Comptrollers/Commandants.
Maj Gen. Jibrin made this known during the commencement of the exercise held at the Army Resource Centre, Asokoro District, Abuja.
He stated that the essence of the promotion examination is to enhance the capacity of serving officers & strengthen their effectiveness for improved service delivery across the four services under the Board.
The three-day 2026 Sectoral Retreat of the Ministry of Interior was brought to a successful close today with the signing of the 2026 Performance Contract Bonds between the Honourable Minister and the Chief Executive Officers of the Ministry’s agencies.
The signing ceremony marked the climax of the intensive retreat, which focused on reviewing progress, strengthening institutional performance, and aligning the Ministry’s strategic priorities with the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.
These are living proof that focused leadership, cutting-edge technology, and unbreakable teamwork are delivering tangible, life-changing results for every Nigerian.
Today, we didn’t just talk, we acted. I personally signed the 2026 Performance Contract Bonds with our agency CEOs, a sacred pact of accountability, measurable impact, and an unbreakable commitment to the Renewed Hope Agenda.
With these bonds now sealed, the momentum only accelerates from here!
Yesterday, the Board Secretary, CDCFIB Maj Gen. A M Jibril (Rtd), represented the Chairman of the Board/Honourable Minister of Interior @BTOofficial at the passing-out parade of the 33rd ASC Basic Course (International) at the Correctional Service Staff College, Kaduna.
DISCLAIMER!!
Beware of fraudsters 🚨
The general public should be patient as the board is making the necessary arrangements for the next stage of the recruitment exercise.