Establishment of Neutral Agency for Effective Monitoring of
PSCs
The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) are mandated by
law to regulate the activities of PSCs in Nigeria but they are indicted
to struggle with PSCs over job contracts (Gucia & Manning, 2007). In a
situation in which the supervisor and supervisee fight over issues of
contract, the tendency to enforce regulatory policies on the supervisee
is very lean. The result is that either PSCs are not supervised at all
or they are under supervised; and this may prove counterproductive for
effective service delivery of PSCs. The creation of a neutral body for
the supervision and monitoring of PSC operations become imperative to
assuage the lapses created by its current supervisory agency. This will
not only boost the performance of PSCs but encourage them to be
competitive, goal achieving, effective and efficient.