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Top Security Tips For Nigerians by ify2016: 12:09pm On Dec 31, 2019
Christmas has come and gone, but we have just a stone throw away from New year. Therefore,we should try to apply this security tips for yourself and love ones, not even for festive period alone but also when embarking on journey with a stranger.

More crimes against people are committed on the streets during Yuletide season than in any other place.

Therefore, the following precautions can help you to reduce your chances of being a victim:

AVOID FOLLOWING A ROUTINE e.g. fixed shopping times and places,Seek advice on safe and crime prone areas

Do not carry more cash or valuables than you can’t afford to lose.

Adjust your profile to the area you are visiting.

Keep keys in a pocket rather than in a bag; never attach your name and address to your key

If you are walking on a lonely street or at night, walk facing the traffic and near the kerb.

Always Walk with someone. Most attackers will be discouraged if you have company - male or female.

Avoid dark, deserted areas, stay in well-lit areas.

Avoid shortcuts through parks, vacant lots and other deserted places.

Hold your purse close to you, not dangling. Never set it down on store counters, restaurant seats or bus seats.

If a driver stops to ask you directions, avoid getting too close to car - you could be pulled inside.

If you're being followed by someone, cross the street, act suspicious and keep looking behind you. This may discourage the follower. Walk towards a well-lit business or a group of people.

If you're being followed by someone in a car, turn around and walk in the opposite direction.  If possible record the license number, seek a safe location and call the police.

When you return home, have your key ready to open door without delay.

Leave your outside light on so you can easily see when you return home.

If you are on your cell phone, keep your head up, look around and be alert.  

BEACH SECURITY
For those who intend to visit the beach during the break, here are a few tips to follow:

Go in company of others and wherever possible, with communication set such as radio GSM

If you are using a vehicle to the beach, ensure that it is securely locked even if you are going to be within the immediate vicinity

Please leave all valuable at home

Consider leaving the beach before 1800hrs or during a period when you will not be isolated from persons that are able to offer assistance in the event of an emergency

If you are with your children, please ensure they are always within your sight view.

HOTEL SECURITY
For those of us who travelled and lodged in hotel, this is for you:

Do not entertain strangers in your hotel room

Be alert to overly friendly locals who may have criminal intentions

Never leave valuables in your hotel room exposed or unattended to, even in a locked suitcase

Place valuables, money, jewelry, airplane tickets, credit cards, passport, in a hotel safe deposit box or room safe

Familiarize yourself with escape routes in case of fire or other catastrophe

Use the door chain or bolt lock whenever you are in your room

Use the door viewer (peephole) before opening the door for visitors or hotel attendance.

Do not discuss your room number, while standing in the lobby or leave your room key on restaurant or bar tables

USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Some of us might travel in public transport this festive period. Please note these:

Petty criminals frequent public transport parks everywhere in the world. In order to avoid being a victim, we advise as follows:

Select a taxi, which is registered, and preferably agree on the fee before departure

Do not share a taxi with unknown persons especially when you are carrying valuables

Use a rental car only if you are familiar with the route or the routes are clearly signposted and do rent an inconspicuous car

Use a reputable bus company for long distance bus travel and book in advance. If possible, select a seat at the middle.

If traveling in crowded public transport, keep personal belongings close to your person and in front of you

Avoid the use of public transport 2000-0600hrs if possible

Stay far away from luggage's whose owner is unidentified.
Happy New Year in Advance.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by MANNABBQGRILLS: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
Always Walk with someone. Most attackers will be discouraged if you have company - male or female.

Avoid dark, deserted areas, stay in well-lit areas.

Avoid shortcuts through parks, vacant lots and other deserted places.

Hold your purse close to you, not dangling. Never set it down on store counters, restaurant seats or bus seats.

Very Good tips by the OP.
Thumbs up.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by dalass(f): 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
Space bookers...na wa for you people o
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by superlanny(m): 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
Your greatest security is Jesus Christ, secure your today, tommorow and forever. But please never be caught napping, if you have streets, never turn it off, as you dey pray,make you dey dey security conscious, ladies una dey hear? Na una need am pass.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by sheguy(m): 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by MANNABBQGRILLS: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Gentlemanforyou: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by herzernIsHere: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
Leave the fuçking country.

That's the best security tip for Nigerians.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Yomhie: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
ify2016:
Christmas has come and gone, but we have just a stone throw away from New year. Therefore,we should try to apply this security tips for yourself and love ones, not even for festive period alone but also when embarking on journey with a stranger.

More crimes against people are committed on the streets during Yuletide season than in any other place.

Therefore, the following precautions can help you to reduce your chances of being a victim:

AVOID FOLLOWING A ROUTINE e.g. fixed shopping times and places,Seek advice on safe and crime prone areas

Do not carry more cash or valuables than you can’t afford to lose.

Adjust your profile to the area you are visiting.

Keep keys in a pocket rather than in a bag; never attach your name and address to your key

If you are walking on a lonely street or at night, walk facing the traffic and near the kerb.

Always Walk with someone. Most attackers will be discouraged if you have company - male or female.

Avoid dark, deserted areas, stay in well-lit areas.

Avoid shortcuts through parks, vacant lots and other deserted places.

Hold your purse close to you, not dangling. Never set it down on store counters, restaurant seats or bus seats.

If a driver stops to ask you directions, avoid getting too close to car - you could be pulled inside.

If you're being followed by someone, cross the street, act suspicious and keep looking behind you. This may discourage the follower. Walk towards a well-lit business or a group of people.

If you're being followed by someone in a car, turn around and walk in the opposite direction.  If possible record the license number, seek a safe location and call the police.

When you return home, have your key ready to open door without delay.

Leave your outside light on so you can easily see when you return home.

If you are on your cell phone, keep your head up, look around and be alert.  

BEACH SECURITY
For those who intend to visit the beach during the break, here are a few tips to follow:

Go in company of others and wherever possible, with communication set such as radio GSM

If you are using a vehicle to the beach, ensure that it is securely locked even if you are going to be within the immediate vicinity

Please leave all valuable at home

Consider leaving the beach before 1800hrs or during a period when you will not be isolated from persons that are able to offer assistance in the event of an emergency

If you are with your children, please ensure they are always within your sight view.

HOTEL SECURITY
For those of us who travelled and lodged in hotel, this is for you:

Do not entertain strangers in your hotel room

Be alert to overly friendly locals who may have criminal intentions

Never leave valuables in your hotel room exposed or unattended to, even in a locked suitcase

Place valuables, money, jewelry, airplane tickets, credit cards, passport, in a hotel safe deposit box or room safe

Familiarize yourself with escape routes in case of fire or other catastrophe

Use the door chain or bolt lock whenever you are in your room

Use the door viewer (peephole) before opening the door for visitors or hotel attendance.

Do not discuss your room number, while standing in the lobby or leave your room key on restaurant or bar tables

USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Some of us might travel in public transport this festive period. Please note these:

Petty criminals frequent public transport parks everywhere in the world. In order to avoid being a victim, we advise as follows:

Select a taxi, which is registered, and preferably agree on the fee before departure

Do not share a taxi with unknown persons especially when you are carrying valuables

Use a rental car only if you are familiar with the route or the routes are clearly signposted and do rent an inconspicuous car

Use a reputable bus company for long distance bus travel and book in advance. If possible, select a seat at the middle.

If traveling in crowded public transport, keep personal belongings close to your person and in front of you

Avoid the use of public transport 2000-0600hrs if possible

Stay far away from luggage's whose owner is unidentified.
Happy New Year in Advance.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by RicoFemi: 12:42pm On Dec 31, 2019
Nigerian roads can be very dangerous.

Please all of you take care during this christmas period.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Goldenheart(m): 12:43pm On Dec 31, 2019
cool when it comes to security here in my country, it's everyman for himself...

They won't allow me import a Kitana from China or USA
So I bought a baseball bat from Surulere...
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by StarUp: 12:43pm On Dec 31, 2019
Just get a licensed pistol and make it your companion...
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Elove1: 12:44pm On Dec 31, 2019
And remember to always wear your condom
Hiv no de show for face
All na security tips grin
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by tstx(m): 12:44pm On Dec 31, 2019
Stay indoors
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Sirseedorf(m): 12:44pm On Dec 31, 2019
Security indeed

One advice from me is that " don't go to borno or near sambissa, I repeat abort borno or sambissa journey .

embarassed
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by pautex: 12:46pm On Dec 31, 2019
grin grin
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Sirseedorf(m): 12:46pm On Dec 31, 2019
Even indoor is not save in Nigeria.

Just don't dull yourself anywhere you are.
sad
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by visijo(m): 12:50pm On Dec 31, 2019
For those of you that used to say nobody knows tomorrow. Anyway Tomorrow is Wednesday, tomorrow is next month, tomorrow is new month and tomorrow is new year.
stay safe happy new year
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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by davillian(m): 12:50pm On Dec 31, 2019
don't drink your brains out or smoke your brains out.
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by waleadex(m): 1:14pm On Dec 31, 2019
These are very good tips.
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by uuzba(m): 1:15pm On Dec 31, 2019
herzernIsHere:
Leave the fuçking country.

That's the best security tip for Nigerians.
Good luck in other countries:

https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-most-bizarre-evidence-ever-permitted-in-court/answer/Zipho-Tefu?ch=10&share=b15de527&srid=COeV

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Yamleg: 1:19pm On Dec 31, 2019
Forget security! Do whatever, man must still be harmed.
Las Las death is inevitable.

is an irritant. Agbaya buruku.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by VillageHead: 2:29pm On Dec 31, 2019
Noted
Thanks for sharing
Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by HowDareU: 3:16pm On Dec 31, 2019
The most useless forum ever! I have been posting articles on safety and security; never seen the light of the day. Kudos OP. Nice tips you have there.

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Re: Top Security Tips For Nigerians by Mckandre(m): 6:07pm On Dec 31, 2019
Avoid pressing ur phone while sitting close to the open Windows inside buses/taxis, if u must try taking the middle sit or wait till the bus moves to resume otherwise ure an easy prey for pickpockets.

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