This topic will recieve little or no attention. Nigerians hate good news and progress.

Anoda story again.

chuks49:

Anoda story again.

Where is your own story?

I worked on this project and I have seen all the locations nationwide, and I can tell you, this is true.

@werepeLeri: u don collect ur share. Why won't u defend ur Ogas. Uncle Tom

This is good and very important for emergency cases of medical needs and security alertness.

Neccessary step in the right direction, but can we maintain it, poor mainteinance culture has been the problem of naija  right 4rm time.

Pls can u mention the states

If true we then have to work on the organisations that will respond to distress calls made to those centres so that Police will not say they have only one patrol van, and it has no fuel. Or fire brigade will not say we do not have water in their fire truck or the ambulance service giving one excuse or the other. It is then we can start shouting uhuru

Which states?

If my state is not on the list, it no dey matter.

chuks49:

@werepeLeri: u don collect ur share. Why won't u defend ur Ogas. Uncle Tom

I am sure there is a loose nut in your brain.

Would the calls be free?

What are d nos or are they imaginary call centers?

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What are d nos or are they imaginary call centers?

no, they are for ministers and senators only


where are the ambulances anyway?

Singing Tufaces song. . .

E be like say them want to tell me, another story again o!!

E be like say them want to do, another decieving again. . .

Galala na the new dance. . . Again o!!



First thing first, let me say a big. . . STEP IN TH ERIGHT DIRECTION to Jonathan. . .

Now, its one thing to have a call center, its another thing for that call center to have access to the emergency services. . .

- How many ambulances are presently fully functional in Nigeria?!

- How trained are the Ambulance attendants?! _{(abi, una never see where ambulance attendants deliver woman of baby?! Stabilize a victim, even puncture their throat to clear their air way?!)} Who trained them and how well?!

- How many of these Ambulances have radios?! Thats walkie talkies?! _{Abi is the call center where we call to gossip an emergency?!}

- How many fire Stations do we have in Nigeria?! Atleast localize to any neighbourhood?! The one in Port-harcourt looks like its even burnt. . .

- How many fire trucks do they have, how equipped are they, how trained are they and do they have radios on which the call center people can reach them?!

- Lets not even talk about the police. . . .

see as they go dey jonze dis call centers now!!!!

Good concept!! But let them finish it before blowing their trumpet else it becomes one of the many "We will, , When completed" that never get completed.

Hoping that whenever it gets implemented, it will not be only for the elites or be asking us to pay for fuel or file. I wish it can be properly planed and executed to safe lives.

Laudable project i will say,111 will be perfect for a distress number similar to america's 911

Good idea, but I'll suggest that they integrate it with the state emergency services.

Back in the 1980s we had the 199 emergency number system, but it collapsed with the death of nitel and proliferation of telecommunications companies.

In a state like Lagos, they need to integrate the system with LASAMBUS (ambulance services), RRS (police) and Lagos State Fire Service.

So what's the call center for Lagos¿