COUNTER-TERRORISM
Campaign
By
NIGERIA POLICE FORCE
Security
is a shared responsibility
SECURE YOUR LIFE, SECURE YOUR
ENVIRONMENT
SECURITY TIPS
AGAINST TERRORISM
In
view of the current security and terrorist threats in some parts of our
country, the Nigeria Police Force is calling on the citizens to stay vigilant and
join hands with the security agencies in making Nigeria a safer place.
In
line with the above, the Police High Command wishes to acquaint the general
public with the following security tips which the Force believes will help in
strengthening both personal and communal sense of safety.
·
Know your neighbours:
You must strive to know not only the person living in your house but in your
surrounding environment. Find out their means of livelihood as every strange
face must be probed.
·
Observe what
your neighbour normally brings home at night or what he normally moves away in
the early morning hours as this may be dangerous to the safety of all.
·
Landlords
should conduct background checks on all their prospective tenants. They should
equally create avenues for meeting with their tenants from time to time.
·
Community
leaders working in conjunction with the local Police, are encouraged to form
neighbourhood associations and periodically meet to appraise security situation
in their areas.
·
Do not keep
any object that will aid criminals to have easy access to your premises, e g.
Ladder beside the wall.
·
Owners of
uncompleted buildings must clear them of undesirable persons or request the
assistance of security agencies to do so where necessary.
·
Park owners,
garage operators and operators of shopping malls must ensure that they
thoroughly scan, search and take stock of all vehicles parked within and around
the premises of such public places.
·
Hotels and Hospitality
industries should always screen their guests and lodgers properly and ensure
that they obtain accurate details of all guests.
·
Corporate
citizens, high-end commercial and residential establishments, institutions,
mega churches/mosques and individuals with valuable assets, including hotel and
park owners are encouraged to install Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTV) and
other surveillance systems strategically on their premises to help in
monitoring and capturing criminal activities.
·
Draw the
attention of the Police or other security agencies to vehicles parked or
abandoned by unknown persons.
·
Empty
containers, gas cylinders, dustbins and other receptacles not in use must be
properly disposed of or kept away from the reach of unauthorized persons.
·
Do not allow
unknown persons to drop or abandon bags, boxes, fruit barrows or trolleys,
articles of trade, cartons or any wrapped or sealed containers around your
premises.
·
Legitimate
sellers of chemicals such as fertilizer, ammonium products, acid, etc should be
wary of persons they sell such products to. All suspicious orders should be
immediately reported to the security agencies.
·
Always check
your surroundings for suspicious, unexplained and dangerous object, and
immediately inform the Police where any such object is found.
·
Never accept
to take possession of or watch over any bag or object kept by unknown person or
persons.
·
Be vigilant
at public places as objects such as bombs can be kept by unscrupulous persons
in unattended bags, packages, containers, cars, etc.
·
In the
unforeseen circumstances of a bomb blast, stay away from the blast scene. Avoid
the temptation of rushing to the scene (except you work with any of the
Security or Emergency Management Agencies). Remember, terrorists often detonate
secondary explosions in order to harm additional by-standers and on-lookers.
·
Always
report suspicious persons or movements within your neighbourhood to the Police or
other security agencies through available means of communication.
-
Terrorists
are our common enemies, expose them!
-
Every
Citizen has a role to play in the fight against terrorism.
-
Terrorists
won’t succeed if someone reports suspicious activity-that someone is you!
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Police Emergency Numbers:
A PUBLICATION OF THE FORCE
PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
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S/NO
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COMMANDS
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DISTRESS
CALL NUMBERS
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1.
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ABIA
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08035415405
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2.
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ADAMAWA
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08089671313
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3.
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AKWA IBOM
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08039213071
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4.
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ANAMBRA
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07039194332
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5.
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BAUCHI
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08151849417
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6.
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BAYELSA
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07034578208
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7.
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BENUE
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08066006475
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8.
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BORNO
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08068075581
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9.
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CROSS RIVER
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08133568456
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10.
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DELTA
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08036684974
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11.
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EBONYI
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07064515001
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12.
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EDO
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08037646272
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13.
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EKITI
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08062335577
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14.
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ENUGU
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08032003702
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15.
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FCT
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07057337653
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16.
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GOMBE
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08150567771
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17.
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IMO
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08034773600
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18.
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JIGAWA
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08075391069
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19.
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KADUNA
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08123822284
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20.
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KANO
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08032419754
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21.
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KATSINA
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08075391255
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22.
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KEBBI
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08038797644
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23.
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KOGI
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08075391335
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KWARA
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07032069501
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25.
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LAGOS
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07055462708
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26.
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NASARAWA
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08123821571
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27.
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NIGER
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08081777498
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28.
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OGUN
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08032136765
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29.
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ONDO
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07034313903
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30.
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OSUN
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08075872433
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31.
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OYO
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08081768614
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32.
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PLATEAU
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08126375938
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33.
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RIVERS
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08032003514
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34.
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SOKOTO
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07068848035
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35.
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TARABA
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08140089863
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36.
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YOBE
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07039301585
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37.
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ZAMFARA
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08106580123
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38.
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FORCE
HQ
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08086669910
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39.
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DSS
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08132222105-6
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40.
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NSA
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09-6303522, 07057274630
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