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NIGERIANS, USE THESE TIPS TO STAY SAFE FROM GETTING KIDNAPPED OR KILLED

An African adage has it that, "a wise person learns from what happens to others but a fool waits until trouble engulfs his head". Another one says that "when the corpse of another person's child is being carried, it looks like a bundle of firewood".

Yesterday, I was somewhere when a sound like gunshot went off and people began to run this way and that. It turned out that it was a police van having exhaust issues.

We have had too many kidnap and murder incidents all over Nigeria in recent years. So, it will be foolish for anyone not to get prepared against such an incident.

Those who are bound to say, "not my portion" should know that no one who was ever kidnapped or killed prayed for it. So, it can still happen to anyone else even if they are not praying or prepared for it.

Therefore, let's use this opportunity to share any tips we have that can help Nigerians to stay safe in any situation where Government security may fail.

I START: Below are the tips I have for everyone to stay safe. I will add more as I remember them. Now, also share the ones you know:

1. Don't post your residential address online.

2. Don't share details about your children or the members of your household online.

3. Don't go to an unfamiliar location alone. If you have a job that takes you into the hinterlands, find a different job. Here is a thread that can help you to earn from social media without having to go out often https://www.nairaland.com/6852564/mf-bigroup-how-make-up

4. Whenever you drive, watch your back through the side mirror and if you ever notice anything that looks like someone is following you, pull up at a busy place and let the vehicle pass. Then, follow it up and watch the driver's further behavior and act accordingly.

5. Have the number of a Police team or the Police station in your area. Just ask for it with a good manner of approach, giving your reason. Use the number whenever the occasion demands it - even if you only suspected something sinister.

6. If you ever see any vehicle packed in your neighborhood without any sign that the vehicle broke down, call the attention of other people in your neighborhood to it. Or, you call a Police team. No matter what, the Police can still help.

7. Emphatically instruct the members of your household to always raise an alarm whenever anyone orders them to come to them. Tell them why they need to do this with every courage they can muster.

8. Before you attend any job interview, make sure that you have done a background check on the company.

9. If you survive by doing casual or domestic work in unspecified locations, always tell a close family member where you are working each day.

10. Avoid expressing desperation online. Some evil people can capitalize on it to lure you.

11. If you ever hear any gunshot when you are outdoors, don't panic. Instead, calm down and know the exact direction it's coming from before you try a SMART escape.

You can share yours.

Unruly7:
Some people are debunking the report already

Imagine

HelloWriter:
CNN vindicated at last. Where is Lie Muhammad? Nigerians, let's be prepared for self-help because we've got no Government. Boko Haram or ISWAP or 'Bandits' might just take over this country one day as the Talibans took over Afghanistan.

Lionnation:
you mean Yoruba muslims

Penguin2:
The just concluded EndSARS Panel Report of the Lagos State Judicial Commission has just been featured on CNN.

Recall that CNN was the first International News Platform to make an extensive report of the massacre after government authorities including the military, tried to deny it happened.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOQ86ZkRv6c

Asgard73:
People debunking Are those that know Nigerians won’t vote for the lord and savior Tinubu
They’re doing all to sell the candidate of a cold blooded killer.

This humans are more desperate than their fellow skull miners