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Personal/family security

1. Dont leave your home too early and do not return home late, especially if you have to travel a distance from work to your place of residence.

2. Do not use your smartphone in an unfamiliar public place, doing this may attract wicked thieves.

3. If possible do not carry a handbag, a purse or a backpack. This may also attract criminals.

4. Be observant when u use a public transportation service. Carefully observe the passengers in a commercial vehicle before entering. Make sure you dont be the first to enter a loading commercial vehicle.

5. Avoid using commercial bikes, popularly known as "Okada"

6. Be cautious about the things you discuss with strangers. Avoid phisically discussing Nigeria and its status-quo as regards to the recent happenings. Connect the dots. Also be responsible about the things you post or share on any platform.

7. Try to save 70% of your funds in foreign currencies if you have not done so. It is important you do it because the naira will crash further and besides, if there happenes to be a full blow terror in the country, u may loose all your naira earning to the banks (0.00)

8. Try to observe all COVID-19 protocols

Plan B ideas against any full blow security uncertainty and civil unrests:

9. Keep a VISA close and ready

10. Get an international passport for your family

12. Keep a car on standby

11. West Africa may be a safe haven too, especially for those who does not have the means to finance a VISA to other continents besides Africa, west Africa may also be an option for everyone's quick escape.

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No. 4 is just too funny. So who ll now be the first to enter the bus if every body decides not to be the first to enter.

Greyworld:
No. 4 is just too funny. So who ll now be the first to enter the bus if every body decides not to be the first to enter.

lol

I disagree with your no.5