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20/12/2022

CALL FOR PAPERS:
“2023 ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA AND ITS SECURITY IMPLICATIONS: THE
PRACTICAL APPROACH.”
THE 5TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CRIMINOLOGISTS & SECURITY PRACTITIONERS
OF NIGERIA (NACSP)
Date: 14 - 15 October, 2022.
Venue: Green Minds Hotels, Utako District, Abuja-Nigeria.
Preamble:
The year 2023 will be another hallmark in Nigeria's political history as the nation
would mark her 24 years of democracy. Records of Nigeria's transition from military
to civil rule are littered with diverse experiences of youth demonstrations and
wanton destruction of lives and property which calls for indebt study.
The current situation has become a threat to Nigeria's internal security
arrangement leading to diverse geo-political agitations and electoral
malpractices which have posed significant challenges to democracy,development as
well as the unity of the country. Observable evidence have shown that Nigeria is in
need of security knowledge capable of producing a meaningful electioneering
processes in order to arrive at adequate security parameters for credible election
within the federation.
This Conference intends to focus on a number of contending issues ofsecurity in
the country. It is a call to examine the national security architectures associated
with electoral conduct nationwide.Therefore, to rescue Nigeria from the grip of
diverse destructive forces of criminality and insecurity, the country is in urgent need
of quantitative and qualitative manpower,skills and funds which are needed at both
short and long term basis as well as effective and meaningful national policies in
order to arrive at useful decisions that would assist in a free and fair election exercises in the country.
This conference has acknowledged the fact that every national government
worldwide should invest huge resources to ensure that adequate security
operations are enforced within their territory. In recent years Nigeria has
witnessed several security threats such as terrorist attack in north-east, banditry
and assassinations in north-west, militancy and kidnappings/ransoms taking in
south-south, IPOB and referendum agitation in south-east, ENDSARS protest and bombing attacks in
the south-west, farmers-herdsmen saga in middle belt, worldwide coronavirus
pandemic and other form of criminalities that have almost destabilized national
development goals and security in the country.
The conference will therefore assist
as a coordinated effort by Criminologists and Security Experts, to showcase the
meaningful application of security strategies for conducting credible elections as it
is believe should promote holistic national security as well as create an enabling
environment for investors nationwide.
A close look at current insecurity situation in the country reveals that meaningful
security apparatus have not been effectively highlighted and implemented which
should assist to bring about afree and fair conduct of 2023 general election in
Nigeria. Observable evidence shows that more funds are needed for training and
retraining as well as organization of more conferences and workshops at regional,
national and international levels for meaningful application of research findings
and useful polices that could assist in the significant reduction and control of
contemporary insecurity challenges in the country.
This Conference therefore intents to identify a number of challenges with
reference to security apparatus and management enterprise in Nigeria.
Furthermore, the study will address strategic security proposals;formulate
meaningful security policies; and also suggest the basic skills; as well as
recommend necessary scientific techniques which would be needed during the
forthcoming elections in the country. Nigeria as a nation is desperately in need of
security knowledge within her environment and that of her neighboring nations,
strategic security network and operation in Nigeria is very necessary because the
nation must have an effective and meaningful track record of her internal and
external threats.
The 5th National Conference of National Association of Criminologists and Security
Practitioners of Nigeria (NACSP) will therefore provide a unique opportunity to
bring together stakeholders from government, security industries, criminologists
and security practitioners, academia, multilateral agencies, international
organizations, students, youths and civil society groups to share and broaden their
knowledge and experiences on security matters and will further state its
implications and management in order to achieve meaningful policies that could
assist to safeguard lives and property in contemporary society during and after
2023 elections in the country. It is believed that meaningful initiatives and
pertinent solutions could be developed through collaborative dialogue and presentations during the conference.
Theme: “2023 ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA AND ITS SECURITY
IMPLICATIONS: THE PRACTICAL APPROACH.”
Sub-Themes:
1. The Role of Conventional Security Agencies.
2. The Role of National Orientation Agency.
3. The Role of Civil Society groups.
4. The Role of Youths and Students.
5. The Role of Social Media.
6. Vote Buying and Vote Selling: The Social Analysis in Nigeria.
7. Nigeria and Electronic Voting: The Paradigm Shift.
8. Electoral challenges and Democratization in Nigeria.
9. Political Crisis, Social Conflict and Economic Development of Nigeria.
10. Geopolitics and National Security: Emerging Challenges, Prospects and
Policy Implementation.
11. Approaches to Strategic Security and Participatory Democracy in Nigeria.
12. Judiciary and the fight against Corruptions in Nigeria.
13. Ethnic Militias and Their Quest for Centre Politics in Nigeria.
14. Crimes of the Underworld: The Ethical Appraisals.
15. Intelligence Driven Policing of Banditsin Nigeria.
16. Managing Coronavirus Pandemic: Emerging Challenges during 2023
Elections.
17. Criminal Justices System; Reforms and Practices in Nigeria.
18. Crime, Victims policy in Nigeria.
19. Good Governance and Anti-Corruption war in Nigeria.
20. Oil and Security in Niger Delta Region of Nigeria.
21. Role of NGO's and Private Security in crime prevention and control in Nigeria.
22. Nigeria Penal Policy and Probation/Parole.
23. Effective Management and utilization of Looted Funds in Nigeria.
24. Border Security and Trans- Border Crimes.
25. Illegal Refineries and the Environmental Pollution in Nigeria.
26. Organized Crime Studies in Nigeria's Tertiary Institutions.
27. Cyber Security Problems in Nigeria.
28. Artificial Intelligence embedded Security Development in Nigeria.
29. Security and Internet of Thinks (IOT) in Nigeria.
Edited by:
Professor E. M. IGBO(Criminologist),
Editor in Chief, JOCASPON
Department of Sociology,
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Enugu State, Nigeria.
Founding Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
PROF. DON JOHN OMALE(Criminologist),
Editor, JOCASPON
Head of Department
Department of Sociology
Federal University, Wukari
Taraba State, Nigeria.
Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
&
Professor (Very Rev. Fr.) John D. Inyang(Criminologist),
Member, JOCASPON Editorial Board
Department of Sociology & Anthropology
University of Uyo
Akwa Ibom State,Nigeria.
Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
Call for Papers:
Authors are invited to submit their full papers in English on original work for
th publication and presentation at the NACSP 5 National Conference.
All submitted papers will be peer reviewed by highly qualified panel of reviewers.
The authors are requested to submit full paper of their original (Type setting: with
14 font size, double spacing and not more than 15 pages) and unpublished work
not later than Friday, October 7, 2022.
Instructions to Authors:
1. Authors are invited to submit their full papers in English on original work
intended for presentation at the Conference. Paper acceptance will be
based on full paper submission.
2. Papers must have relevance to one or more of the sub-themes listed.
3. Papers submitted must include the authors' names and affiliations
However, full details of authors (names, addresses and e-mails) must be
included in the final camera-ready copy.
4. All papers must be submitted electronically (online) as an attached
Microsoft Word document (MS word.doc). Full papers should be
mailed directly to: [email protected] or [email protected], with
the title of the paper as the subject.
5. Selected papers may be considered for publication in International
Journals, including the Journal of Criminologists and Security
Practitioners of Nigeria(JOCASPON) and its will be published by
National Association of Criminologists and Security Practitioners of
Nigeria.
6. Best paper/author and presenter would be awarded with prize at the conference.
7.Author whose paper is accepted for presentation and publication will register
with the sum of (N20,000.00) via the Associations' bank account below:
Ecobank Plc.
Account Name: National Association of Criminology and
Security Studies.
Account No: 030 302 4344
After payment scan and send your teller and designed graphics to:
[email protected] or [email protected]
Conference Highlights:
· Official Opening and Keynotes
· Launching of Journal of Criminologists Maiden Edition ( Volume IV)
· Launching of Scholarship Scheme for Undergraduate and Post Graduate
students of Criminology and Security Studies.
· Plenary Sessions
· Seminars/ Workshop and Presentation of Papers by all Participating
Institutions.
· Research Consortium
· Site view
· Induction of New Members
· Grand finale of Late Prof. Femi Odekunle National Quiz Competition
th
· ( 4 Edition) for all Participating Institutions
· Security Entrepreneurship Platform
· Exhibition and Products Launch
· Anniversary, Dinner & Award Night of Who's who in Criminology in NigeriaNigeria and Crowning of Mr. & Miss. Criminology 2022 (2 Edition)
Annual General Congress
th Benefits of Attending the 5 National Conference of Criminologists and
Security Practitioners of Nigeria will offer in-depth intelligence gathering
and management on:
National Security and Human Security, Corporate Governance, Leadership and
Professionalism, Career Mentorship, Entrepreneurship, Planning and
Management, People Management for Operational Success, etc.
For Further Enquiry on Registration, Sponsorship, Advertisement,
Contact:
Intelligence Headquarters
Suite 26 Essence Plaza
No. 20 Lusaka Street.
Wuse Zone 6,
Abuja –FCT.
08034505234, 07030166316, 08032007869, 08035877046, 08097044890, 08060224876
Website: www.nacsp.org.ng or www.nacss.org.ng
Email: [email protected] or [email protected],
Facebook: nacspwatchdogs,
Telegram: t.me/+LgymtX-qiZiZDQ8,
Twitter Handle: Nacsphqtrs.
Signed:
Williams Ekposon(Mncs, Mnacsp)
National President.

20/12/2022

CALL FOR PAPERS:
“2023 ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA AND ITS SECURITY IMPLICATIONS: THE
PRACTICAL APPROACH.”
THE 5TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CRIMINOLOGISTS & SECURITY PRACTITIONERS
OF NIGERIA (NACSP)
Date: 14 - 15 October, 2022.
Venue: Green Minds Hotels, Utako District, Abuja-Nigeria.
Preamble:
The year 2023 will be another hallmark in Nigeria's political history as the nation
would mark her 24 years of democracy. Records of Nigeria's transition from military
to civil rule are littered with diverse experiences of youth demonstrations and
wanton destruction of lives and property which calls for indebt study.
The current situation has become a threat to Nigeria's internal security
arrangement leading to diverse geo-political agitations and electoral
malpractices which have posed significant challenges to democracy,development as
well as the unity of the country. Observable evidence have shown that Nigeria is in
need of security knowledge capable of producing a meaningful electioneering
processes in order to arrive at adequate security parameters for credible election
within the federation.
This Conference intends to focus on a number of contending issues ofsecurity in
the country. It is a call to examine the national security architectures associated
with electoral conduct nationwide.Therefore, to rescue Nigeria from the grip of
diverse destructive forces of criminality and insecurity, the country is in urgent need
of quantitative and qualitative manpower,skills and funds which are needed at both
short and long term basis as well as effective and meaningful national policies in
order to arrive at useful decisions that would assist in a free and fair election exercises in the country.
This conference has acknowledged the fact that every national government
worldwide should invest huge resources to ensure that adequate security
operations are enforced within their territory. In recent years Nigeria has
witnessed several security threats such as terrorist attack in north-east, banditry
and assassinations in north-west, militancy and kidnappings/ransoms taking in
south-south, IPOB and referendum agitation in south-east, ENDSARS protest and bombing attacks in
the south-west, farmers-herdsmen saga in middle belt, worldwide coronavirus
pandemic and other form of criminalities that have almost destabilized national
development goals and security in the country.
The conference will therefore assist
as a coordinated effort by Criminologists and Security Experts, to showcase the
meaningful application of security strategies for conducting credible elections as it
is believe should promote holistic national security as well as create an enabling
environment for investors nationwide.
A close look at current insecurity situation in the country reveals that meaningful
security apparatus have not been effectively highlighted and implemented which
should assist to bring about afree and fair conduct of 2023 general election in
Nigeria. Observable evidence shows that more funds are needed for training and
retraining as well as organization of more conferences and workshops at regional,
national and international levels for meaningful application of research findings
and useful polices that could assist in the significant reduction and control of
contemporary insecurity challenges in the country.
This Conference therefore intents to identify a number of challenges with
reference to security apparatus and management enterprise in Nigeria.
Furthermore, the study will address strategic security proposals;formulate
meaningful security policies; and also suggest the basic skills; as well as
recommend necessary scientific techniques which would be needed during the
forthcoming elections in the country. Nigeria as a nation is desperately in need of
security knowledge within her environment and that of her neighboring nations,
strategic security network and operation in Nigeria is very necessary because the
nation must have an effective and meaningful track record of her internal and
external threats.
The 5th National Conference of National Association of Criminologists and Security
Practitioners of Nigeria (NACSP) will therefore provide a unique opportunity to
bring together stakeholders from government, security industries, criminologists
and security practitioners, academia, multilateral agencies, international
organizations, students, youths and civil society groups to share and broaden their
knowledge and experiences on security matters and will further state its
implications and management in order to achieve meaningful policies that could
assist to safeguard lives and property in contemporary society during and after
2023 elections in the country. It is believed that meaningful initiatives and
pertinent solutions could be developed through collaborative dialogue and presentations during the conference.
Theme: “2023 ELECTIONS IN NIGERIA AND ITS SECURITY
IMPLICATIONS: THE PRACTICAL APPROACH.”
Sub-Themes:
1. The Role of Conventional Security Agencies.
2. The Role of National Orientation Agency.
3. The Role of Civil Society groups.
4. The Role of Youths and Students.
5. The Role of Social Media.
6. Vote Buying and Vote Selling: The Social Analysis in Nigeria.
7. Nigeria and Electronic Voting: The Paradigm Shift.
8. Electoral challenges and Democratization in Nigeria.
9. Political Crisis, Social Conflict and Economic Development of Nigeria.
10. Geopolitics and National Security: Emerging Challenges, Prospects and
Policy Implementation.
11. Approaches to Strategic Security and Participatory Democracy in Nigeria.
12. Judiciary and the fight against Corruptions in Nigeria.
13. Ethnic Militias and Their Quest for Centre Politics in Nigeria.
14. Crimes of the Underworld: The Ethical Appraisals.
15. Intelligence Driven Policing of Banditsin Nigeria.
16. Managing Coronavirus Pandemic: Emerging Challenges during 2023
Elections.
17. Criminal Justices System; Reforms and Practices in Nigeria.
18. Crime, Victims policy in Nigeria.
19. Good Governance and Anti-Corruption war in Nigeria.
20. Oil and Security in Niger Delta Region of Nigeria.
21. Role of NGO's and Private Security in crime prevention and control in Nigeria.
22. Nigeria Penal Policy and Probation/Parole.
23. Effective Management and utilization of Looted Funds in Nigeria.
24. Border Security and Trans- Border Crimes.
25. Illegal Refineries and the Environmental Pollution in Nigeria.
26. Organized Crime Studies in Nigeria's Tertiary Institutions.
27. Cyber Security Problems in Nigeria.
28. Artificial Intelligence embedded Security Development in Nigeria.
29. Security and Internet of Thinks (IOT) in Nigeria.
Edited by:
Professor E. M. IGBO(Criminologist),
Editor in Chief, JOCASPON
Department of Sociology,
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Enugu State, Nigeria.
Founding Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
PROF. DON JOHN OMALE(Criminologist),
Editor, JOCASPON
Head of Department
Department of Sociology
Federal University, Wukari
Taraba State, Nigeria.
Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
&
Professor (Very Rev. Fr.) John D. Inyang(Criminologist),
Member, JOCASPON Editorial Board
Department of Sociology & Anthropology
University of Uyo
Akwa Ibom State,Nigeria.
Member, Nigeria Society for Criminology (NSC)
NACSP Patron.
Call for Papers:
Authors are invited to submit their full papers in English on original work for
th publication and presentation at the NACSP 5 National Conference.
All submitted papers will be peer reviewed by highly qualified panel of reviewers.
The authors are requested to submit full paper of their original (Type setting: with
14 font size, double spacing and not more than 15 pages) and unpublished work
not later than Friday, October 7, 2022.
Instructions to Authors:
1. Authors are invited to submit their full papers in English on original work
intended for presentation at the Conference. Paper acceptance will be
based on full paper submission.
2. Papers must have relevance to one or more of the sub-themes listed.
3. Papers submitted must include the authors' names and affiliations
However, full details of authors (names, addresses and e-mails) must be
included in the final camera-ready copy.
4. All papers must be submitted electronically (online) as an attached
Microsoft Word document (MS word.doc). Full papers should be
mailed directly to: [email protected] or [email protected], with
the title of the paper as the subject.
5. Selected papers may be considered for publication in International
Journals, including the Journal of Criminologists and Security
Practitioners of Nigeria(JOCASPON) and its will be published by
National Association of Criminologists and Security Practitioners of
Nigeria.
6. Best paper/author and presenter would be awarded with prize at the conference.
7.Author whose paper is accepted for presentation and publication will register
with the sum of (N20,000.00) via the Associations' bank account below:
Ecobank Plc.
Account Name: National Association of Criminology and
Security Studies.
Account No: 030 302 4344
After payment scan and send your teller and designed graphics to:
[email protected] or [email protected]
Conference Highlights:
· Official Opening and Keynotes
· Launching of Journal of Criminologists Maiden Edition ( Volume IV)
· Launching of Scholarship Scheme for Undergraduate and Post Graduate
students of Criminology and Security Studies.
· Plenary Sessions
· Seminars/ Workshop and Presentation of Papers by all Participating
Institutions.
· Research Consortium
· Site view
· Induction of New Members
· Grand finale of Late Prof. Femi Odekunle National Quiz Competition
th
· ( 4 Edition) for all Participating Institutions
· Security Entrepreneurship Platform
· Exhibition and Products Launch
· Anniversary, Dinner & Award Night of Who's who in Criminology in NigeriaNigeria and Crowning of Mr. & Miss. Criminology 2022 (2 Edition)
Annual General Congress
th Benefits of Attending the 5 National Conference of Criminologists and
Security Practitioners of Nigeria will offer in-depth intelligence gathering
and management on:
National Security and Human Security, Corporate Governance, Leadership and
Professionalism, Career Mentorship, Entrepreneurship, Planning and
Management, People Management for Operational Success, etc.
For Further Enquiry on Registration, Sponsorship, Advertisement,
Contact:
Intelligence Headquarters
Suite 26 Essence Plaza
No. 20 Lusaka Street.
Wuse Zone 6,
Abuja –FCT.
08034505234, 07030166316, 08032007869, 08035877046, 08097044890, 08060224876
Website: www.nacsp.org.ng or www.nacss.org.ng
Email: [email protected] or [email protected],
Facebook: nacspwatchdogs,
Telegram: t.me/+LgymtX-qiZiZDQ8,
Twitter Handle: Nacsphqtrs.
Signed:
Williams Ekposon(Mncs, Mnacsp)
National President.

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINOLOGISTS AND SECURITY PRACTITIONERS OF NIGERIA (NACSP)
(Inc: Association of Criminologists and Security Experts of Nigeria)
‘Esprit de corps’

Motto: ….Networking Intelligence
Mission:
NACSP aims at contributing her inexhaustible mental prowess and professional man power to promote good governance, development and strategies for a secured Nigeria through empirical research and studies via provision of whitepaper to the Nigerian government/security agencies on threatening security issues, development of Intelligence security technology (Crimo-Techno), re – orientation of Nigerians and promotion of security professions via innovations, conferences, seminars, workshops and other related activities.
Vision:
NACSP shall promote a better and greater Nigeria through good governance and development research, advocacy and security entrepreneurship with dexterity cm intelligence policing technology. It will also create a platform for international professionalism associated with the intriguing knowledge based society to exhibit their intellectual products via man power and artificial intelligence to provide security services to government, industries, the private sector and the general public.
Brief History of NACSP
The National Association of Criminologists and Security Practitioners of Nigeria (NACSP) is an umbrella organization of criminologists, security practitioners and related disciplines; academic world, student bodies, interest groups, security industries, and national security agencies which strive at professionalism. It is a non-profit making organization whose membership pursuit is scholastic, scientific, metaphysic, cultural/traditional and professional knowledge concerning the measurement, etiology, consequences, detection, prevention, control and treatment of crime and delinquency including the victims of these vices internationally by providing networking opportunities through which members could exchange ideas, knowledge, methods, advice, education and working assignments using scientific techniques/security technology, cultural and traditional techniques to forge ahead professional linkage and to promote the welfare of all members of the Association on the principle of equality, fairness, justice, peace , security and good governance of the Association and Nigeria at large.
This organization is steered to harness adequate intelligence on National security issues from all available academic and non academic avenues with a view to curbing all manner of security challenges in the country via intelligence policing system. NACSP is community oriented police service (COPS) corps and is a brain child of the Nigerian Society of Criminology (NSC) led by Prof. Femi Odekunle, Prof. Etannibi Alemika, Prof. Darlington Iwarimie-Jaja and its Foundation Members. It is recognized as a powerful intelligence based watchdog with gallant members in various commands in all states of the federation and brigade in institutions of higher learning where criminology and related disciplines are accredited. It was formed on the 16th July 2012 and officially inaugurated on its 1st National Conference on the 15th October, 2016 in Abuja (Forces Command) and is also registered by Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria as Association of Criminologists and Security Experts of Nigeria as an incorporated trustee. The body further held her 1st National working council meeting on the 10th of December, 2016 at EMAB Garden, Wuse 2, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, to further expand its National Executive Council and committee members to fast track much of its originating activities.
The initiative was discovered and instituted by Mr. Williams Ekposon, a graduate of Criminology and Security Studies, National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) and shared among liberated minded members. It will also interest you to know that NACSP nurses the following interest groups:
1. NACSP College of Fellows
2. The Journal of Criminologists and Security Practitioners of Nigeria (JOCASPON) Editorial Board.
3. Foundation for the Victims of Crime (FOVOC).
4. National Hunters Club (NHC).
5. National Association of Criminology and Security Students (NACSS).
The National Association of Criminology and Security Students (NACSS) signed up her facebook group on the 23rd of February 2010, and being the origin or embryo of the entire ideology that advocated and canvassed for it to be adopted as a veritable platform to showcase professionalism whose inaugural meeting held on 16th July, 2012 at La-mems hotel, 40 Nkemba Street, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State was attended by the Intelligentsia Seven (7) who signed the scroll and adopted the nomenclature at 19:40 hours (7:40 pm) and placed it on Cosmic Intelligence Cell and named the mother command ‘Intelligence Command’ as it anchored her modus operandi on the criminal justice system and military. On 24th September, 2012, a proterm executive of six members were selected and formed to pilot the affairs of the Association. The Association paid a courtesy visit to Prof. Darlington Iwarimie-Jaja at University of Port Harcourt and submitted her proposal for affiliation with Nigerian Society of Criminology the same year. The Association celebrated her 1st anniversary on 16thJuly, 2013 at La-mems Hotel, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State (Intelligence Command), her 2nd anniversary on 16th July, 2014 at Millany Hotels& Suites, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State (Intelligence Command), and her 3rd anniversary on 16th July, 2015 at Hon. Nnamdi Wokekoro Hall, NULGE Consulate, Port Harcourt, Rivers State (Anti-militia Command), and her 4th anniversary on 15th October, 2016 at Royal Tropicana Hotels, Utako District, Abuja (Forces Command).
Moreover, it is noteworthy to state that circumstances have bestowed the need to establish NACSP and its subsidiaries given that universities and governmental agencies in Nigeria have given full attention to the scientific study of criminology, intelligence/security studies and the pattern of criminal trends in Nigeria including terrorism, militancy, kidnapping, etc. In facilitating the ongoing efforts of the Nigerian government, especially the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR), who has given premium interest on security, the Association aims at tackling the problems of insecurity and the endemic nature of corruption in the body polity, through application of intelligence policing system and collating of crime statistics for both studies and analyses. It is therefore very important that the Nigerian government which the world holds in high esteem for its relentless efforts at sustaining democracy should support and adopt this initiative, and to embark on breeding a new crop of criminologists and intelligence security personnel, whose collective efforts are expected to assuage this ugly trend currently in vogue in most parts of the country.
We are optimistic to bring innovations to our profession in order to meet the yearnings of Nigerians to enhance and promote the development of academic departments of criminology and security studies or justice education in our institutions of higher learning which will influence an increasing number of students who will learn about criminology and play professional roles in the criminal justice system. We also think that the organization will motivate law enforcement personnel to be more accountable to their duties because students and faculties engaged in locally relevant research activities will assist the justice system personnel with research findings on new methods, techniques, technologies and strategies for dealing with crimes and delinquencies, including the victims of these vices.
The Association is the beam of hope for the future generation and is established to advance professionalism and become a leader in advocating the ideas required to make our criminal justice system democratic to unlock the dominant potential of our noble profession and salvage membership welfares. Nigerian criminologists and security practitioners - persons interested in criminological matters - should be motivated to do research on Nigerian criminology. We should also encourage our brothers and sisters, including members of other criminological bodies outside the shores of this country to share their experiences and exchange information with us to forge professional linkages in the field.
Therefore, we have implicit confidence that our intelligence gathering, pragmatic suggestions/advice, strategies and innovative ideas proffered by eminent and thorough-bred professionals of our noble organization will salvage National Security challenges.
For membership and further information, contact:
www.nacsp.org.ng
www.nacss.org,ng
[email protected]
[email protected]
facebook: nacsswatchdogs
08034505234, 07030166316.
NACSP ZONES AND COMMANDS
• SOUTH EAST ZONE ------------------Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo and Abia states.
• SOUTH SOUTH ZONE ----------------Edo, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross-River and Akwa-Ibom states
• SOUTH WEST ZONE ------------------Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo and Ekiti states
• NORTH CENTRAL ZONE ------------Kwara, Kogi, Plateau, Nassarawa, Benue, Niger and F.C.T
• NORTH EAST ZONE ------------------Taraba, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe, Bauchi and Gombe states
• NORTH WEST ZONE -----------------Sokoto, Zamfara, Kebbi, Kaduna, Katsina, Kano and Jigawa states
NACSP COMMANDS Date created Preceding Entity
1. Africa- China Command, Aba. Abia State
2.Anti-Robbery Command, Umuahia .Abia State 01/08/2014 ACCA
ARCU
Forensics Command, Yola. Adamawa State 18/08/2013 FCY
Intelligence Command, Uyo. Akwa Ibom State 16/07/2012 ICU
1. Secrete Vigilante Command, Awka. Anambra State.
2. Anti- Okija Command, Onitsha. Anambra State. 16/07/2013 SVCA
AOCO
Anti-Crime Command, Bauchi. Bauchi State 16/07/2013 ACCB
Anti-Pirates Command, Yenagoa. Bayesa State 16/07/2013 APCY
Food Security Command, Makurdi .Benue State. FSCM
Guerrilla Command, Maiduguri. Borno State. 16/07/2013 GCM
Bakassi Command, Calabar. Cross River State 16/07/2013 BCC
Amnesty Command, Asaba. Delta State. 16/07/2013 ACA
Hunters Command, Abakaliki. Ebonyi State. 16/07/2013 HCA
Ayelala Command, Benin City. Edo State 16/07/2013 ACB
Human Right Command, Ado-Ekiti. Ekiti State. 16/07/2013 HRCAE
Cantonment Command, Enugu. Enugu State. 16/07/2013 CCE
Peace Command, Gombe. Gombe State 16/07/2013 PCG
Oracle Command, Owerri. Imo State 01/08/2014 OCO
Surveillance Command, Dutse. Jigawa State 01/08/2014 SCD
Mafias Command, Kaduna, Kaduna State 01/08/2014 MCK
Emirates Command, Kano. Kano State. 16/07/2013 ECK
Empires Command, Katsina. Katsina State 01/08/2014 MCKAT
EFCC Command, Birnin Kebbi. Kebbi State 18/08/2013 EFCCCBK
Conference Command, Lokoja. Kogi State 09/06/2014 CCL
Monarchy Command, Ilorin. Kwara State 02/08/2014 MCI
Cyber Security Command, Ikeja. Lagos State 16/07/2013 CSCI
Cosmic Command, Lafia. Nasarawa State 26/05/2014 CCL
Legions Command, Minna. Niger State 18/08/2013 LCM
Prof. Femi Odekunle Command, Abeokuta. Ogun State 18/08/2013 PFOCA
Anti-Drugs Command, Akure. Ondo State 16/07/2013 ADCA
Anti-Corruption Command , Oshogbo.Osun State 18/08/2013 ACCO
Anti-Riot Command, Ibadan. Oyo State 16/07/2013 ARCI
Anti-Feud Command, Jos. Plateau State 16/07/2013 AFCJ
Anti-Militia Command, Port Harcourt. Rivers State 16/07/2013 AMCPH
Caliphate Command, Sokoto. Sokoto State 16/07/2013 CCS
Law Command, Jalingo. Taraba State. 01/08/2014 LCJ
Emergency Command, Damaturu. Yobe State. 18/08/2013 EMD
Canon Command, Gusau. Zamfara State 18/08/2013 CCG
Forces Command, Abuja. Federal Capital Territory 16/07/2013 FCA
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