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NSS WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED USE OF ITS UNIFORM

June 10, 2026 1 min read
NSS WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED USE OF ITS UNIFORM

The Internal Security Bureau in the National Security Service sternly warns the public against unauthorized business  transactions in National Security uniforms. Traders and individuals who unlawfully engage, selling and wearing the National Security camouflage uniforms could risk legal consequences. The Director of Public Relations in the National Security, Internal Security Bureau, David John Kumuri says the illegal practice poses a severe threat to public safety and undermines the integrity of the National Security service. Kumuri says anybody caught violating the directives shall bear the full force of the law, including heavy fines and imprisonment.