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Those creek based kidnappers seems to be enjoying immunity.
They enter, kidnap and leave without resistance most of the time.

Life is becoming too cheap in this country

Noted. It won't happen again.

Crying 😭

Multi trillion Naira business venture

Operation Python dance, oya moveeeeee

Kidnapping is the best 'business' now because the government and security agencies are inept.

This is probably the easiest crime to solve because the ransom is the bait and communication can be tracked.

Hmm. Insecurity everywhere

Everything seems messed up already

It's well with our land.

Vigilantes should be equipped with pump action rifles or AK 47.

Police are stationed there during the day but they tax Koropes and Okadas.
It means the kidnappers stormed at night.
The road is in very bad condition which ought to assist with escape. It was ABANDONED by Hitech building the Coastal Highway.

Rivalry

It's so sad that humans are treating themselves as animals these days.

Before humans trap animals and either kill them for food or sale.

Now we trapping ourselves for sale!

Which people are we blaming today?

gerrardomendes:
Hmm. Insecurity everywhere

My friend helinues thinks its only in some areas.

This is not genuine. They kidnapped a friend mother in-law not the shot vigilant colleague. Now I understand many news we read could be incomplete or misinformations.

Crazy

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I advocate the return of the death penalty to drastically reduce the incidence of these crimes.

Here are some security tips to help minimize the risk of kidnapping in Lagos:

Before You Leave Your Home
1. Be aware of your surroundings: Know what's happening in your neighborhood and surrounding areas.
2. Vary your routine: Avoid following a predictable daily routine that can make it easier for kidnappers to track you.
3. Keep a low profile: Avoid displaying signs of wealth (e.g., expensive jewelry, watches, or cars).

While Moving Around
1. Use reputable transportation: Opt for licensed taxis or ride-hailing services, and always check the driver's ID before getting in.
2. Avoid traveling alone at night: Try to travel with a group or use a trusted driver.
3. Keep your phone charged and accessible: Make sure your phone is fully charged and easily accessible in case of an emergency.
4. *Avoid displaying valuables: Keep your valuables (e.g., laptops, phones, wallets) out of sight.
5. Be cautious of strangers: Be wary of strangers who approach you, especially if they're asking for personal information or trying to distract you.

Additional Tips
1. Stay informed: Stay up-to-date with local news and events that may affect your safety.
2. Know your emergency contacts: Make sure you have the phone numbers of your emergency contacts, including the police and your embassy (if you're a foreign national).
3. Trust your instincts: If you feel uncomfortable or sense something is off, trust your instincts and remove yourself from the situation.
4. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash: Try to use alternative payment methods, such as credit cards or mobile payments.
5. Keep your vehicle secure: Always lock your vehicle and keep valuables out of sight.

Kidnapping Prevention Measures
1. Be cautious of suspicious calls or messages: Be wary of calls or messages from unknown numbers, especially if they're asking for personal information or trying to lure you into a meeting.
2. Verify identities: Verify the identities of people who approach you or contact you, especially if they claim to be from a government agency or a reputable organization.
3. Avoid traveling to high-risk areas: Avoid traveling to areas with high crime rates or where kidnappings are common.

What to Do If You're Kidnapped
1. Stay calm: Try to remain calm and think clearly.
2. Gather information: Try to gather as much information as possible about your captors and your surroundings.
3. Look for opportunities to escape: Look for opportunities to escape, but only if it's safe to do so.
4. Follow instructions: Follow your captors' instructions, but only if they don't put you in harm's way.

Remember, prevention is key. By being aware of your surroundings and taking necessary precautions, you can minimize the risk of kidnapping.

There is total breakdown of security allover Nigeria, Igbe, Ikorodu is having her own share. These are what media are blocking from the public. May God protect us.

Even poor man is no longer safe in this country

LILTJAY:
Vigilantes should be equipped with pump action rifles or AK 47.

Vigilantes wey dey take shekpe anyhow for night, you wan equip with pump action and AK47.

Theres so.much insecurity in south west.

Nigeria needs to invest in cctv and security systems.

Esn and ipob. What are you doing in Lagos ?

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Howbdo we nip kidnapping in the bud? Beyond making laws, the federal government needs improve security. In addition, they should stop assigning police and dss to politicians as it is obvious we do not have enough of them to protect the citizens.

Nawa oo

SW is sleeping.

Ipob don enter finish.