……….Inducted as Fellow at NIIS 2025 Conference
The Ondo State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Commandant Oluyemi Ibiloye, has highlighted the crucial role of collaboration between public and private security agencies in safeguarding national and business interests.
He made this assertion while presenting a lecture titled “Designing Public and Private Security Architecture to Drive National and Business Security Goals” at the 18th Annual Security Conference 2025 of the Nigerian Institute for Industrial Security (NIIS) held in Lagos.
In a. statement by the state NSCDC, CDPRO, DSC Daniel Aidamenbor, the Commandant Ibiloye noted that a private–public security framework should not be viewed as outsourcing responsibility but as a strategic partnership that harnesses the strengths and expertise of both government institutions and private sector players to enhance Nigeria’s overall security system.
In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the nation’s security architecture and professional excellence, the NIIS conferred on Commandant Ibiloye the prestigious Fellowship of the Institute (FNIIS). The conferment was performed by the Institute’s President, Alhaji Ozi Salami (FNIIS), OFR.
The Nigerian Institute for Industrial Security (NIIS), Nigeria’s first indigenous security certification body, boasts over 4,850 members across the West African sub-region.
The Institute remains committed to promoting excellence in industrial security practice through professional development, research, and advocacy.
