tonididdy:
In as much as its a welcome development...the question is what will power the CCTVs during non-office hours?


...in dubai you cannot steal a spoon and get away with it. There are cameras in every corner, not necessarily street/govt owned cameras but residential buildings, shops, kiosks, supermarkets...its everywhere, even in the darkest alleys.

CCTVs don't need power 24/7 anymore. Technology is beyond that. There are solar CCTVs, there are wireless CCTVs now. Stay updated.

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jmoore:

There are solar powered CCTV you can get between 70,000-100,000 naira.

Do you run the installations
How many cameras for an instant me that lives in a site where all my left and right are bushes
How do you check-mate that bro.
Can the camera go round the whole house on fenced.

Ritchiee:

No,they have been caught by Amotekun nah.

Vanguard today Page 10 states, Amotekun not handed suspects to the police yet .......
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Amòtekun get court.........

delpee:
In GEJs era, a lot was said to have been spent on the provision of CCTV for the major cities. I wonder what happened.

Kudos to Ondo SG and the Amotekuns.

Kudos for what they have not done? Abeg.. They should do it first. Naija politicians wey be say dem fit promise devil say him go make heaven

One problem with Nigeria. Medicine after death.

The other states are not talking about their own measures until it happens and everyone will start shouting.

Something is intrinsically wrong with the Blackman.

Lol....cctv wen electric no stable nd d solar powered own cost about 50+,...remember dey must station sumbody dere to always keep watch,we have no facial recognition in diz kwatry,abeg how CCtv wan take work self?

that good we need a secured environment. Kudos to them that good we need a secured environment. Kudos to them...

tonididdy:
In as much as its a welcome development...the question is what will power the CCTVs during non-office hours?


...in dubai you cannot steal a spoon and get away with it. There are cameras in every corner, not necessarily street/govt owned cameras but residential buildings, shops, kiosks, supermarkets...its everywhere, even in the darkest alleys.

That's where Solar photovoltaic electricity comes in. It would be very helpful.

OkoAmarashy:
Meanwhile, in Peter Obi's Anambra, UGM, Ipob and ESN are in a competition of who can kill Igbos the most.

You see Peter Obi jogging in Lagos, something he dares not try in Anambra.
His stupid supporters will tell you Peter Obi doesn't have a house outside Anambra. Maybe he's living in a brothel in Lagos.

Vote Peter Obi so he can turn Nigeria into what Anambra has become.

we all know you're not from the south, so stop seeking attention where not necessary. Almajiri

tonididdy:
In as much as its a welcome development...the question is what will power the CCTVs during non-office hours?


...in dubai you cannot steal a spoon and get away with it. There are cameras in every corner, not necessarily street/govt owned cameras but residential buildings, shops, kiosks, supermarkets...its everywhere, even in the darkest alleys.

they can power it with solar inverter.

Unrated900:



Do you run the installations
How many cameras for an instant me that lives in a site where all my left and right are bushes
How do you check-mate that bro.
Can the camera go round the whole house on fenced.

CCTV are of different categories. You can get the one of 360⁰,270⁰, 180⁰ it depends on your choice and budget.

J3susFr3ak:


But come what may....something still has to be done! Results from violent South Africa and the Uk proves that the CCTV systems does reduce crime.

"City of Johannesburg officials have said in interviews that the use of facial recognition could in the future be used to police "undocumented persons", and video analytics could be used to police protests. Their vision included the use of predictive analytics in which machine-learning algorithms find patterns and make predictions about future events.

"At the same time, officials admitted that they had no studies to show that their video surveillance was curbing crime. In May 2019 the press reported anecdotes and data - provided by the City - alleging that the use of cameras was reducing crime. However, there are presently no independent peer-reviewed studies to confirm this," South African Institute of International Affairs writes in The City Surveillance State." -- https://allafrica.com/stories/202206050032.html

and

"Surveys show that video monitoring can reduce certain types of crime. The College of Policing’s Crime Reduction Toolkit suggests that CCTV is "associated with a statistically significant decrease in crime". According to one study, crime decreased by 13% in places with CCTV, compared to places without it. It also revealed that certain types of crime are affected by the presence of CCTV: drug-related crime decreased by 20%, and vehicle and property crime by 14%." -- https://www.calipsa.io/blog/cctv-statistics-in-the-uk-your-questions-answered


I think Nigeria rightly deserves the elevated Camera Surveillance systems actively used by the Chinese to monitor their population. Their citizens have a social credit scoring systems that rewards or penalizes them for anything done or said in the camera's public view Of course this would mean also investing a massive lot in Facial and Gesture/Pose Recognition Systems that can understand faces --as well as understand when faces are covered to trigger an alarm to the authorities of imminent danger in X or Y area for action.

Always stay ten steps of whatever sabotage the Abokis will throw at progress. Magnify the counter-terrorism strategies rather than feel overwhelmed by the Islamist hell-deserving terrorism.

The day a battalion of Jihadists sack any state and its government house, your eyes go clear with your CCTV/video analytics talk.
You did not hear that the Jihadists swarmed Akwa Ibom State recently, locals captured 18 AK47 rifles of the Jihadists, took the rifles to the police, but police later returned the rifles to the Jihadists?
What use shall be your CCTV after mass invasion of a place in a similar circumstance?

officialwdhtv:
Nice one...and they should pay people to sit there watching and monitoring the cctv 24/7 even though nothing happens or something eventually happens...

9ja has this culture of just merely putting the cctv there and later going to watch it when something happens

This criminals should be seen and caught in real time as it is done overseas

you get it, it's still useless here, because no centralized cctv system monitored by the government / security agent.

Power to power it nko?

A very good move. Next shud be government installing solar streets lights that have in built spy cameras.

delpee:
In GEJs era, a lot was said to have been spent on the provision of CCTV for the major cities. I wonder what happened.

Kudos to Ondo SG and the Amotekuns.

Dem install am o for Abj e no gree work, because of the devilish mission politicians send their emissaries.

onuman:


The day a battalion of Jihadists sack any state and its government house, your eyes go clear with your CCTV/video analytics talk.
You did not hear that the Jihadists swarmed Akwa Ibom State recently, locals captured 18 AK47 rifles of the Jihadists, took the rifles to the police, but police later returned the rifles to the Jihadists?
What use shall be your CCTV after mass invasion of a place in a similar circumstance?

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Any day any time, spy camera is useful. It is just one ingredient used to curb crime. People shud understand this simple fact.

OkoAmarashy:
Meanwhile, in Peter Obi's Anambra, UGM, Ipob and ESN are in a competition of who can kill Igbos the most.

You see Peter Obi jogging in Lagos, something he dares not try in Anambra.
His stupid supporters will tell you Peter Obi doesn't have a house outside Anambra. Maybe he's living in a brothel in Lagos.

Vote Peter Obi so he can turn Nigeria into what Anambra has become.

Haba! no one says he doesn't have a house outside anambra, don't exaggerate na

Moh247:




I was chilling at a lounge some days back with some hardcore cultist, and hard guys in ibadan

The strangest thing is this cultist, thugs and armed robbers fear Amotekun far more than Police

Juju seem to be working for the Amotekuns


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Amotekun no be conventional police o, Dem don even separate them from mounting roadblocks with the police

I see people applauding kudos, yes it's a Good development, but in reality, where state Government who receive millions of Naira every month on security vote, now enforcing churches to install CCTV.

Now the question is how many churches, schools, event center can Afford CCTV installation?

Please read the full press statement of the Governor

Press Statement

Akeredolu Issues Executive Order On Compulsory Installation, Use Of CCTV Devices

Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, has signed an Executive Order for the compulsory installation and use of Close Circuit Television (CCTV) devices in all public and private institutions in the state.

This becomes imperative in the light of the increased spate of insecurity in the country and the need to ensure security of lives and properties in all public and private institutions and centres throughout the state.

The executive order shall be enforced at all religious places of worship, financial institutions (of all kinds), event centres, supermarkets, educational institutions (Schools), Hotels/Motels, Guest House, inns, Restaurants, Clinics and Health Centres, eateries (of all kinds), recreation or vehicular parks and other places regularly used by the public.

“Pursuant to Section 176 (2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria which vests in the Governor of Ondo State the Chief Executive powers of the state, the Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, hereby issues the following Executive Orders:

i. That the owners, occupiers, managers and operators of public/private institutions within Ondo State shall mandatorily install, use and maintain CCTV devices and other secret cameras to monitor and keep surveillance on the daily activities in their premises and especially monitor the ingress and egress of people/vehicles at the said places, venues and centres.

ii. That the installed CCTV devices apart from capturing all activities at the public/private institutions must also have data storage hardware and data stored therein should be made available to security agencies whenever it is required.

iii. That public/private institutions shall employ and maintain well-trained security personnel who shall man the entry and exit points to their various facilities/premises.

iv. That where necessary, the owners and occupiers of public/private institutions shall erect a well fortified perimeter fence with a security post at the entry and exit points.

v. That this Executive Order shall be enforced by all security agencies particularly the Nigeria Police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Ondo State Security Network Agency (Amotekun) and the Department of State Security Services (DSS).

vi. That violators of this Executive Order shall be prosecuted in accordance with Section 203 of the Criminal Code (Cap. 37) Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria.

Signed:
Richard Olatunde
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Ondo State.
June 25, 2022

My take is that the State governor should allocate funds out of security vote he receive to help in the installation process for the public and private institution involved.....

Ok

darelar:


CCTV are of different categories. You can get the one of 360⁰,270⁰, 180⁰ it depends on your choice and budget.

Nor be lie

HITsquad:
Hey babe...

Hi

Lifestone:
what do you suggest. If you run a public place, put cctv, it's a law now in Ondo State

Though it's a welcome development but back then when the northern shouting up and down do we act on those fulani herdsmen now they strike and the government shouting cctv up and down.
Comrade make we divide na the best option abeg

Tundex911:



Though it's a welcome development but back then when the northern shouting up and down do we act on those fulani herdsmen now they strike and the government shouting cctv up and down.
Comrade make we divide na the best option abeg

Divide No, Restructure Yes.
We need to regroup the various State under a Regional government to be headed by a Vice President with Executive power. The new format should have significant devolution of power to the regional government both politically and fiscally.
We can then have a central President with very lean portfolio saddled with managing external and National defense affairs. Remind me of USSR, but with stronger constitutional ties among the Regions.

COOOOORECT.

And you think those old man will agree with you base on restructuring the nation??

Lifestone:

Divide No, Restructure Yes.
We need to regroup the various State under a Regional government to be headed by a Vice President with Executive power. The new format should have significant devolution of power to the regional government both politically and fiscally.
We can then have a central President with very lean portfolio saddled with managing external and National defense affairs. Remind me of USSR, but with stronger constitutional ties among the Regions.