Hon. Joseph Okonigene, SSA on Pipeline Surveillance, met with NSCDC Edo State Commandant, Agun Gbenga, to strengthen collaboration on pipeline surveillance. The meeting aimed to enhance security measures and prevent pipeline vandalism in Edo State.
Key Discussion Points
1. *Collaboration*: The meeting emphasized the importance of collaboration between government agencies and security operatives in pipeline surveillance.
2. *Security Measures*: Strategies to enhance security measures, including increased patrols and intelligence gathering, were discussed.
3. *Community Engagement*: The role of community engagement in preventing pipeline vandalism and promoting security awareness was highlighted.
Objectives
The meeting sought to:
1. *Strengthen Partnership*: Strengthen the partnership between government agencies and security operatives in pipeline surveillance.
2. *Improve Security*: Improve security measures to prevent pipeline vandalism and protect critical infrastructure.
3. *Enhance Collaboration*: Enhance collaboration and information sharing between stakeholders to ensure effective pipeline surveillance.
Expected Outcomes
The meeting is expected to lead to:
1. *Improved Security*: Improved security measures to prevent pipeline vandalism and protect critical infrastructure.
2. *Enhanced Collaboration*: Enhanced collaboration and information sharing between stakeholders to ensure effective pipeline surveillance.
3. *Increased Effectiveness*: Increased operational effectiveness in pipeline surveillance, leading to reduced incidents of pipeline vandalism.
The meeting between Hon. Joseph Okonigene and Agun Gbenga underscores the importance of collaboration in maintaining security and preventing pipeline vandalism. The expected outcomes will contribute to improved pipeline security and operations in Edo State.