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Security: Oyo CP, Adebowale Williams Reels Out Important Security Tips for Personal Safety

 

                  CP Adebowale Williams

The Oyo state newly appointed police commissioner, CP Adebowale Williams, has provided some crucial security advice in an effort to enhance and maintain the safety of Oyo residents’ lives and property.

According to a statement by the force PPRO in the state; Adewale Osifeso, the commissioner stated that; “To guarantee you’re safe, remember that everyone has a role to play in security and that law enforcement personnel are not the only ones.”

The comptroller listed the following security rips as key to forestall crimes’

01. Avoid “TELL IT ALL” Car stickers, especially if it says a lot about your workplace, its location and other contacts.

02. Ensure to have a valid means of Identification at all times.

03. Avoid brandishing your priced possessions such as phones, jewelries, monies in public, you don’t know who is watching.

04. Make it an habit of shredding bank notifications generated from Point of Sales terminals/ATM Machines.

05. Be observant when driving especially if you feel followed. Seek help by parking at any Police formation closest to you at the time.

06. Visit your Children/ward in school occasionally and build relationships with the teachers and school administrators.

07. Ensure your Mobile phones are on at all times in case of emergency situations.

08. Avoid leaving Artisans in your home, Shops and other places of interest without supervision.

09. Be mindful of Picture uploads and tell it all captions on Social Media. It may serve as leads to the criminally minded.

10. Avoid being sandwiched on Motorcycles and in “Micra”(local Commercial Vehicles)

11. Avoid boarding unmarked Vehicles and unregistered Motorcycles.

12. Ensure you inform at least someone about your location at all times.

13. Avoid extreme Night Journeys.

14. If you see something, Say something…

15. In cases of emergency, the Command can always be reached through these emergency control room numbers: 615 (toll free) (OYO STATE SECURITY TRUST FUND), and Oyo State Police Command emergency lines 07055495413 and 08081768614. The NPF rescue me app is also available for free download on both Android and Apple IOS, for Android and I phone users respectively.


E-Signed


SP. Adewale Osifeso Anipr,

Police Public Relations Officer 

For: Commissioner Of Police

Oyo State Command


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