Ahmed Audi, the outgoing Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), highlighted his tenure's accomplishments during his farewell ceremony in Abuja. Over the past five years, the NSCDC has arrested 4,677 suspected economic saboteurs, underscoring the agency's commitment to combating economic crimes. Audi shared a detailed account of activities from March 2021 to the present, noting that the Corps had destroyed 283 illegal refineries as part of its operations against vandalism.

In addition to the arrests, Audi revealed that 2,039 cases are currently being prosecuted, with 638 convictions secured during his leadership. This data illustrates the NSCDC's proactive measures in dealing with economic sabotage, reflecting a broader strategy to protect Nigeria's economic resources. Audi expressed pride in his leadership and the milestones achieved, emphasizing the intelligent and responsible execution of his duties.

The achievements reported by Audi come at a critical time as Nigeria grapples with various economic challenges, including oil theft and vandalism. The substantial revenue generation of over ₦4.4 billion during his tenure reinforces the agency's role in enhancing national security and contributes to stability in the economic sector. The impact of these efforts may resonate beyond Audi's tenure, shaping future policies and operational strategies for the NSCDC in Nigeria's fight against economic sabotage.