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Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by CastedBlog: 10:18am On Jul 09, 2018
GIST FROM WAKABOBO.COM

Oyo State Government has commenced the installation of Close Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras at some black spots and business districts in Ibadan metropolis.

Mr Femi Adedipe, Executive Secretary, Oyo State Security Trust Fund (OYSSTF), disclosed this in a statement on Sunday in Ibadan.

The state government had embarked on the project as part of measures to enhance the security architecture of the city.

Adedipe said that the state government had announced the introduction of call centres and toll free lines through which security agencies could avail security information from the public at no cost to them.

He stated that government had also commenced the collection of security levy from business premises, churches, mosques and corporate organisations in the state, with an estimated income of about N2b annually.

Oyedipe added that government has commenced a project christened “Light Up Ibadan” through which street light would be installed in major roads within the city.

According to him, all these are parts of the Safe City Project being executed by the state government to enhance the security apparatus of the state in terms of logistics.

“It will also enhance technical capabilities as well as nip crime and criminality in the bud.”

He stated that the CCTV cameras had already been installed in some areas in Ibadan metropolis, adding that the project would soon be extended to other areas and business districts in the city.

The Executive Secretary said that the security levy, which was expected to be collected had already taken off in four local government areas of Ibadan.

Oyedipe listed the local government areas as Ibadan North-East, Ibadan North-West, Ibadan South-West and Ibadan North.

He commended the affected corporate bodies for their response rate to the clarion call by the government for them to partner with it in its efforts at providing adequate security for the lives and property of the citizenry.

“It is apparent that no government can single-handedly shoulder the huge responsibility of funding security.

For this reason Gov. Abiola Ajimobi-led administration decided to set up Oyo State Security Trust Fund in 2012.

“This is to serve as an avenue through which funds could be raised for the improvement of the security architecture of the state.

“It is also in furtherance of this that government introduced one per cent security tax on all the contracts executed on behalf of state government.

This has also assisted the Security Trust Fund in the past years.

“I am convinced that by the time the security levy is spread to all the local governments across the state, close to N2 billion would be raked in annually to complement government’s efforts,” he said.

Oyedipe pointed out that a large expanse of land had been set aside at the Trans Amusement Park in Ibadan for the sighting of solar power for the ‘’Light Up Ibadan’’ project .

He said that the project would gulp about N750 million.

He also said that the project is in phases, adding that it had received a boost from the CBN through the donation of N50 million while other commercial banks also assisted with the sum of N250 million.

The Executive Secretary said that OYSSTF had donated 2,000 safety helmets to commercial motorcycle riders across the state.

According to him, OYSSTF has also embarked on regular repairs of operational vehicles of the various security agencies and the state security outfit codenamed ‘’Operational Burst’’ to enhance their efficiency.

He assured the people that the government would continue to do its best to ensure security of lives and property through a well coordinated security arrangement and public-private partnership in security funding.

Culled from>>>>>https://wakabobo.com/oyo-govt-installs-cctv-cameras-street-lights-at-black-spots-details/

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by dafeyankee: 10:18am On Jul 09, 2018
God initiative.

maintainance will be the challenge.

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Franklyspeakin: 10:45am On Jul 09, 2018
Interesting

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Troublemaker007(m): 12:44pm On Jul 09, 2018
Afonjas will destroy it sharp sharp because it will obstruct their skull mining business grin

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by BruncleZuma: 12:45pm On Jul 09, 2018
grin grin grin grin

I hope it's not the ones they tried in ABJ?

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by obembet(f): 12:45pm On Jul 09, 2018
Troublemaker007:
Afonjas will destroy it sharp sharp because it will obstruct their skul mining business grin

See this ERANKO

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by bettercreature(m): 12:46pm On Jul 09, 2018
Is there a business district in that dirty city?The dude is looking for untraceable funds for his retirement

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by ayodaisi: 12:46pm On Jul 09, 2018
Nice development, but I hope igbo boys will not loot this in the night

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Abeyjide: 12:47pm On Jul 09, 2018
Troublemaker007:
Afonjas will destroy it sharp sharp because it will obstruct their skul mining business grin

boring

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by hardywaltz(m): 12:47pm On Jul 09, 2018
Ok ooh
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Khd95(m): 12:47pm On Jul 09, 2018
ayodaisi:
Nice development, but I hope igbo boys skull miners will not loot this in the night

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by idrisolaide(m): 12:47pm On Jul 09, 2018
OUR GOVERNMENT WILL KEEP ON FOOLING THEMSELVES

LAGOS STATE WEY BE IN UNA BABA SELF IN THIS EVENTUALLY END UP USING THOSE POLES(OR SO CALLED CCTV) AS DECORATION

BECAUSE THEY WILL INVEST SO MUCH MONEY WORTHY TO BE SIPHONED ALONGSIDE THE MAINTENANCE CHARGES

AND ASK THEM THE BENEFIT OF IT, MY BROTHER YOU WILL HEAR ALL SORT OF STORIES THAT TOUCH.

BECAUSE I HAVE NEVER FOR ONES SEEN ANY CASE WHERE I PIN POINT THE BENEFITS OF THOSE CCTV CAMERAS

DEM FULL ALH. NURUDEEN OLOWOPOPO STREET, CIPM ROAD, END OF OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY, TOWARDS ALAUSA SECRETARIAT, INWARD OF GOVERNOR'S ROAD, (BESIDES SECRETARIAT AXIS ALONE)

ASK ME WHY ARE OTHER PARTS OF LAGOS EXEMPTED FROM THE SAME BENEFIT.

WELL, I AM NOT AMAZED...

THEY SHOULD CONTINUE

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Yusuf54: 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
[quote author=Troublemaker007 post=69215251]Afonjas will destroy it sharp sharp because it will obstruct their skul mining business grin[/quote..Not just the Afonja's but we Nigerians as a whole
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by LushGreenz: 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
dafeyankee:
God initiative.

But maintaining it will be the challenge.

Or you mean maintaining them will be challenge beere molete and oje grin grin cheesy

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by MrsNwaAmaikpe(f): 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
shocked shocked

Another white elephant project to siphon and loot the state treasury.

That money can be used to change all the brown roofs in Ibadan to stone coated tiles

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Khd95(m): 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
scam,no pictures,just figures cheesy cheesy

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by olametrix(m): 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
Some 1 ask me if Nigeria where to be separated (divided), which tribe will develop fast

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Tundeobama(m): 12:48pm On Jul 09, 2018
i saw he is currently constructing double lane with street light in old-ife road,Eleyele,bashorun,gate axis and other places.Kudos kindly complete it sir before you hand over to seyi makinde or better person.

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by gurunlocker: 12:49pm On Jul 09, 2018
bettercreature:
Is there a business district in that dirty city?The dude is look for untraceable funds for his retirement

Have you ever stepped outside the shore of your village?

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by seguno2: 12:49pm On Jul 09, 2018
dafeyankee:
God initiative.

But maintaining it will be the challenge.

Of course, with many unemployed people and even those employed are not paid while the constituted authority’s useless daughter is feeling funky spraying dollars and pounds in London
This is a stupid initiative.
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by bettercreature(m): 12:50pm On Jul 09, 2018
gurunlocker:


Have you ever stepped outside the shore of your village?
No
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Tundeobama(m): 12:50pm On Jul 09, 2018
bettercreature:
Is there a business district in that dirty city?The dude is look for untraceable funds for his retirement
Have you being to dugbe business district and ring road.let's compare it with your state?

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Sirpaul(m): 12:51pm On Jul 09, 2018
Just ensure the CCTV are always on not just for camouflage
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by seguno2: 12:51pm On Jul 09, 2018
Tundeobama:
i saw he is currently constructing double lane with street light in old-ife road,Eleyele,bashorun,gate axis and other places.Kudos kindly complete it sir before you hand over to seyi makinde or better person.

What makes blacks so slavishly hopeless
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by bettercreature(m): 12:52pm On Jul 09, 2018
Tundeobama:

Have you being to dugbe business district and ring road.let's compare it with your state?
Yes On per with Ikorodu,ibafor or Egbeda
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by Nategaoo: 12:52pm On Jul 09, 2018
ibur3:
This fake products willstop working in less than 2 months

Forget that one. What about the one where Nepa will be taking light up and down for days at a time?

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Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by dadebayo1(m): 12:52pm On Jul 09, 2018
Ajumose constituted authority.... grin grin grin
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by seguno2: 12:53pm On Jul 09, 2018
Khd95:
scam,no pictures,just figures cheesy cheesy

APC and scam be like 5&6 grin
Abeg who fit help me with the Zuma picture?
Re: Oyo Government Installs CCTV Cameras, Street Lights At Black Spots by emerged01(m): 12:53pm On Jul 09, 2018
Nonsense!!! CCTV wey area boys go dismantle.

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