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21/07/2024

*COMPREHENSIVE SECURITY TIPS ON SAFETY!*

1. Do dwarf fence (see through fence) in your house to avert enclosure that is capable of easing attack to your house.

2. Do security wires on your fence (sides and back).

3. Have a whistle at home for likely midnight emergency to alert your neighbours and security guards.

4. Save and keep your Community or Estate's Security phone contacts in case of emergency.

5. Challenge anybody roaming about aimlessly in your street or community/Estate.

6. Be on your Residents' whatsapp platform for regular information and update.

7. Be watchful and or vigilant within and without.

8. Put on all security lights in your house throughout the night.

9. All Tenants should fill minimum of Information or Guarantor's form before moving into any apartment in your community/estate.

10. All Landlords/residents should pay the monthly security dues in order to retain your Security Guards.

11. Obey security instructions in your estate or community in order to serve you better.

12. Do not respond to strange persons telling you about NNPC and PHCN Contracts or errors in your accounts, they are fraudsters.

13. Do not ever stay in the midst of a mob, if anybody dies from the mob action and you are apprehended at the scene, you will become a Murder Suspect!

14. Always watch your rear glass mirror while driving to ascertain if you are being trailed. If yes, drive to the nearest Police Station for safety.

15. When flagged down by security agents, be calm, polite and communicate with them in good English, it helps.

16. Unruly behaviours capable of disturbing Community/public peace should be reported accordingly.

17. Know your neighbours names and what they do for a living to avert unwanted dangers.

18. Get Guarantors and do background check on your personal aides and househelps.

19. Any Landlord/Resident of questionable character and noted to be security threats should be reported.

20. Don't discuss money carelessly and recklessly in your house. Such may attract suspicion and sudden attacks.

22. Have the phone contacts of many Landlords/residents in your area for relationship and contacts in case you are under security duress.

23. Don't leave your house/premises without an adult, especially at night. If you must, let your neighbours and the security in your community/estate know.

24. If you are robbed and any of your property is taken away by the robbers, you should report the incident to the nearest police station within minutes. Because if the robbers are caught and your property is found with them; without your report in the Police Station recorded, you will be deemed to be part of the robbers!

25. Do not buy used phones or laptops, except you are buying from a known friend and you have ascertained that he was the previous User. It could be a product of armed robbery or kidnapping. If so and you are arrested, you will be dealing with a case of armed robbery or kidnapping.

26. Do not offer lift to anybody at night, for any reason whatsoever except you are fully persuaded to do so.

27. Do not buy vehicles from vendors until you check the registration details at the National Vehicles Registration Database to know the actual owner or you ascertain that the Customs Papers are genuine. It could be stolen, robbed vehicles or a product of a kidnapping operation.

28. Put your Car Remote Control beside you in the night in case of any strange movement to alert the security men and neighbours for possible reactions.

29. Do not leave Credit Alerts on your phone. Delete them immediately, if possible. It could make you a target of kidnapping in some circumstances.

30. During emergency, switch off all the lights in your house first to strategize and destabilise the suspects.

31. Your Security men should be trained and qualified to do constant security work and patrol.

32. Thorough checking by security men at the estate or community gate should be encouraged, especially of visitors if your community or estate rules will permit it.

33. All Landlords should have the biodata of their Tenants called "Know Your Tenants" (KYT).

34. Do not disclose your location online. It could make you an easy target for assailants.

35. Do not give anybody, no matter how close, your phone or sim to make calls or allow people to put their sims in your phone to make calls. Instead, offer them airtime or your battery. If the person is wanted for a crime, you could be a soft target for the Police to get to the person.

36. If you are stopped by security agents at night, put on your inner lights before you reach them. It shows you have nothing to hide.

37. Do not allow anybody to use your account or email for a third party transaction and do not transfer money for or to people indiscriminately because you could be a soft target for the Police to get to the Person.

38. Do not use ATMs at remote locations at night because you could be robbed or kidnapped.

39. Do not use an ATM Machine that shows Microsoft Error or any other error covering the screen. It may have been programmed by Yahoo Boys to siphon your money.

40. Do not give testimonies in churches or mosques with details of how you are making money or acquiring priced assets. You may acquire a kidnapping value. Churches and mosques are always of mixed crowd.

41. Keep details of your financial dealings away from your domestic staff and security details.

42. If you are working in a Government Establishment or Multinational, be careful what you relate to your colleagues. Governments have spies in every establishment and organisation in Nigeria.

43. Always keep your security/outside lights on and the lights inside your house off when sleeping at night. It confuses robbers and other assailants.

44. Be careful what you communicate on FB Messenger, WhatsApp, Message or normal phone calls. They could easily be used as evidence against you. If you must make a classified communication, do it by WhatsApp calls. It cannot be recorded as it is an encrypted, end to end communication.

45. Read documents very well before you sign. You are bound by what you sign. Do not allow any police man or security agent, security agent or uniformed personnel to force you to make any statements. Insist on seeing your Lawyer if pressurised; they will oblige you. Never make a statement for any reason that will implicate you, if you are not a criminal, as it could lead you to jail.

46. If you have Security Details, be careful what you say or do in their presence. They are also with you to spy on you, who knows.

47. Be your neighbour's friends as they are capable of bailing you out in times of dangers.

48. Buy and keep touchlights in your house for night use and to identify dangers.

49. Never allow your children to open doors for strangers. It could amount to security threats.

50. Don't give artisans the opportunity to know the geography of your house. They can be collaborators.

51. Be careful of how you respond to duress and suspecting investigative calls. It might be recorded and used against you.

52. Install and engage CCTV cameras in your house, if you can afford it. It enables you to capture illegal activities.

53. Don't keep dangerous weapons in open places around your house. They can be used by assailants to harm you.

54. Having active security dogs like Alsatians, Rotweilers, etc, (not local dogs) easily wades off criminals and alerts you of the presence of assailants.

55. Always have enough credit on your phone before sleeping, never sleep without airtime on your phone.

56. It is not until you have issues before recognizing that the police exists. Be a friend to the police.

57. You must have the Police Control Room Number of your state. Call the number first as it can save your life and I tell you it works.

SUBSCRIBE TO CRIME ALERT SECURITY CODE ON YOUR PHONE AND FOR EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY.

ABOVE ALL COMMIT YOUR WAYS TO GOD IN PRAYER.

Wishing you the best now and always!.

©️security watch

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14/12/2023

*New Police Act, 2020*

President Buhari on September 16, 2020, signed the new Police Act 2020 into law and this replaced the old Police Act, CAP P.19, LFN, 2004.

Below are the highpoints of the new amendments that every Nigerian should be aware of:

1) Section 66(1) of the Police Act 2020, ONLY a Police Officer who is a LEGAL PRACTITIONER, can prosecute. Police Officer who is NOT a LEGAL PRACTITIONER cannot prosecute unlike the the Old Act that gave non-Police lawyers prosecutorial power.

2) Just like in the movies, Nigeria can now have private detectives who are not employed by the government. The Nigeria Police Force is responsible for vetting and approving the registration of Private Detective Schools and Private Investigative Outfits. See Sec. 4(i).

3) The Police is mandated to report the findings of its investigation to the Attorney General of the Federation or State as the case may be. See Sec. 32(1).

4) The Act prohibits the Police from arresting anyone based on a civil wrong or breach of contract. See Sec. 32(2).

5) The Act equally prohibits the arrest of any person in place of a suspect. See Sec. 36.

6) The Act makes it mandatory on the police officer or any other person authorized to effect an arrest to inform the suspect his rights to:

i. Remain silent or avoid answering any question until after consultation with a legal practitioner or any other person of his own choice. See Sec. 35(2)(a).

ii. Consult a legal practitioner of his own choice before making, endorsing or writing any statement or answering any question put to him after the arrest. See Sec. 35(2)(b)

iii. Free legal representation by the Legal Aid Council of Nigeria or other organizations where applicable. See Sec. 35(2)(c).

7) The Act also makes it mandatory on the Police to notify the next of kin or relative(s) of the suspect immediately after the arrest of the suspect. See Sec. 35(3).

8.) A suspect shall be accorded humane treatment. And a suspect shall not be subjected to torture, cruelty, inhumane or degrading treatment. See Sec. 37.

9) The statement of a suspect can be taken only when he wishes to make a statement. See sec. 60(1).

10) The statement, where the suspect wishes to make one, MAY be taken in the presence of a legal practitioner or any other person or organization of his own choice. See sec. 60(2).

11) Where a suspect is arrested and detained for more than 24 hours, if the offence he was arrested for is not a capital offence, his lawyer or relatives can notify any court that has jurisdiction to try the matter about his arrest. See sec. 64(1).

12) The notification can be made in writing or orally. See sec. 64(3).

The court SHALL order the production of the suspect and inquire into the matter. Where it is convinced that the suspect should be released on bail, the court shall admit him to bail.

13) The Police are mandated to take the photographs and fingerprint impressions of all suspects who are in lawful custody. See sec. 68(1).

14) Where a suspect refuses to allow the Police to take his measurements, photograph and fingerprint impressions, the Police have the right to apply to court to compel the suspect to submit himself. See sec. 68(2).

15) On the last working day of every month, an officer in charge of a police station must report to the nearest magistrates the cases of all arrests made without warrant in his jurisdiction, whether the suspect have been admitted to bail or not. See sec. 69(1).

KNOW YOUR RIGHT

*©Khalid Musa Ahmad Lazuru.*

11/09/2023

NIGERIA IS FACING SERIOUS SECURITY CHALLENGES, SO IF YOU MUST DO AN INTER - STATE TRAVEL, PLS NOTE THE FOLLOWING:



1. Schedule it between 9am to 3pm. Don't leave too early and don't be caught in the late hours.



2. Remove titles from your phone contacts. Example: Hon, Alhaji, Chief, Inspector, and military ranks in general and do not displace your ID card.



3. While driving, focus on the road and ensure that every 5-7 minutes, there is traffic on the returning lane.



4. Try not to exceed 100km per hour so you can make your judgements timely. It will also help you look out for traps and appreciate the terrain.



5. If you can, please don't use tinted sheets on your car. It passes a message to bandits and criminal elements that you are a VIP or uniformed man/woman.



6. Make sure you always have a spare tyre, plug and fuel pump in your car. Don't ignore this.



7. Even if you are not the one driving, put your phone away and keep your eyes on the road to help driver identify approaching threat.



8. Moving in a convoy has proven not to intimidate criminal elements. Bandits took on an 8-car convoy along Kaduna-Abuja sometimes back.



9. If you must stop to buy food article or ease yourself, it is advisable to take that break at a town or village.



10. Dress down decently while travelling. Avoid clothes, shoes, watches, and other jewelry that make you look more affluent than others. Criminals are very perceptive, and they know how to quickly single you out.



11. Keep to the main roads and avoid lonely dark areas.



12. Let someone know your movements.



13. Always remain LOW PROFILE.



These are safety tips. They will help tremendously, though cannot guarantee total protection from these elements.



PLS DON'T IGNORE THIS MESSAGE AND FOR NIGERIANS TO STAY SAFE.



Good day, friends

Address

No. 01 Zone A Akin AKINKUGBE Street, Abanla Ologuneru, New Eleyele
Ibadan

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 22:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 22:00
Thursday 08:00 - 22:00
Friday 08:00 - 22:00
Saturday 08:00 - 22:00
Sunday 08:00 - 20:00

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08031558840

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