₦airaland Forum

Benwallt:
Many of you just talk like dvndees. Are CCTVs connected to police station? It captures events for later review anywhere in the world.

ceejay80s:
Point of correction, I lived there for 7 years from surulere and Pedro was so peaceful,
Because u hear Cutlass now and u call it rough, so people shouldn't protect themselves, if u call Pedro rough what will u call fadeyi, mushin,bariga ?
Even as surulere sweet reach , it was rough a times cos I was born there,

Glimpsetv:
A disturbing CCTV footage circulating online has raised serious concern after showing a group of young men allegedly breaking into residential apartments.

In the video, several young men can be seen moving through what appears to be a residential building corridor while holding cutlasses. The group is seen entering different apartments, raising fears about the safety of residents in the area.

Although the exact location of the incident has not been officially confirmed, some social media users claim the footage was recorded in Benin City, specifically in the Utesi area of Benin City.

Many Nigerians are expressing concern over rising insecurity and are calling on authorities to investigate the incident, while linking the growing insecurity to hardship under the APC-led government.

Others have also urged residents to remain vigilant and strengthen security measures around their homes.

Watch the video and share your thoughts.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNG1JXgcSM4?si=RMMgca_D-HISu_jj

MarketDispatch:
What is this one saying? If you haven't traveled out keep kwayet. CCTV is monitored in real time in some places.

esnbrutality:
An APC State...


aswani


Come here...no be your state be this again?

SpecialAdviser:
What happens if you call police in the course of this event? Exactly what he is saying

Benwallt:
Many of you just talk like dvndees. Are CCTVs connected to police station? It captures events for later review anywhere in the world.

mmadu4:
They came to look for one cultist guy but the guy got information and ran away before they could arrive

decatalyst:
It is sad that in Nigeria we just have CCTV to record, for us to later watch as "home video" after loss of property or life has happened.

Our so called CCTV have no responsive police or security agency to alert.

CJStarz:
These guys don't look like Fulani people

decatalyst:
It is sad that in Nigeria we just have CCTV to record, for us to later watch as "home video" after loss of property or life has happened.

Our so called CCTV have no responsive police or security agency to alert.

Guestmale:
CCTV will just be installed without anyone monitoring it, it's almost as useless as not installing at all.

Lithiumite:
There are real time cctv equipments that you can see everything as its happening but thats only if you watch......you can then call the police immediately you observe any intrusion.

datola:
There is what is called cctv play back for a Reason!

Goddyrichie:
so police can’t trace the criminals and get them arrested with d cctv abi sometimes I wonder hw some people think

nwakibie3:
You don't know what you are saying

jojothaiv:
There should a provision in place in which a personnel is fully seated and saddled with real time monitoring and update and once anything suspicious is noticed, alarm is raised immediately or the right team are contacted.

With thousands of CCTV? Do you we are talking of supermarket here. Charlie Kirk was killed live, CCTV captured everything but the killer still pulled the trigger and escaped only to be caught later through CCTV review. Why wasn't he apprehended b4 he pulled the trigger¿

Chief, there's no price too high for one security.

Glimpsetv:
A disturbing CCTV footage circulating online has raised serious concern after showing a group of young men allegedly breaking into residential apartments.

In the video, several young men can be seen moving through what appears to be a residential building corridor while holding cutlasses. The group is seen entering different apartments, raising fears about the safety of residents in the area.

Although the exact location of the incident has not been officially confirmed, some social media users claim the footage was recorded in Benin City, specifically in the Utesi area of Benin City.

Many Nigerians are expressing concern over rising insecurity and are calling on authorities to investigate the incident, while linking the growing insecurity to hardship under the APC-led government.

Others have also urged residents to remain vigilant and strengthen security measures around their homes.

Watch the video and share your thoughts.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNG1JXgcSM4?si=RMMgca_D-HISu_jj

decatalyst:
It is sad that in Nigeria we just have CCTV to record, for us to later watch as "home video" after loss of property or life has happened.

Our so called CCTV have no responsive police or security agency to alert.

decatalyst:
Exactly! We like to watch the clip like a Nolywood movie. Totally useless without anyone watching real time.

Islander23:
Sorry to ask .... when was that because I stay very close to Ait road

manuelkel:
Not even this, some people need to travel and be exposed. I wanted to engage with him but it's not necessary. There're some CCTV cameras like PMP or what is called that uses security sensors which can alert the nearest security station within 10seconds only, except it's hacked thereby the hacker has 10seconds to disrupt the threats trigger of the camera.
Them plenty self, I have seen one in island.

Goonnik:
Keep liein to yourself.

Fgo31:
The reason is, it is possible only one camera was mounted to that area which may even be far from where the robbers movements were recorded/captured. That place is big atleast 3 to 4 cameras will give a clearer picture and should be review everytime to see that the cameras give clearer view

Goddyrichie:
so police can’t trace the criminals and get them arrested with d cctv abi sometimes I wonder hw some people think