As the Government of Nigeria and her people continue the onslaught against insurgency and other security challenges in the country, it has been clarified that every hand must be on deck to successfully achieve this goal of a safer and better-secure Nigeria. Personally, I think this should be a collective fight and in doing so, every Nigerian needs to say something when we see something. All the security and safety agencies of the Nigerian Government have got emergency hotlines that Nigerians could contact in times of distress or suspicion. Unfortunately, most Nigerians do not cooperate in this regard.

Let me sound it clearly that Nigeria has not grown  to the level where we have an impressive police to citizen ratio. As at year 2012 according to the Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia, the United States had a police/citizen ratio of 373 police officers per 100,000 citizens. Nigeria had 205 officers per 100,000 citizens. This means that for effective maintenance of peace and security of lives and property, Nigeria needs to build upon this ratio.

Until then, security agencies would only become aware of safety and security breaches if you and I alert notify them by calling their hotlines made available to us. In this post, I shall provide you with a comprehensive list of major security and safety hotlines for all national security and safety agencies of the Nigerian Government.

The Nigerian Police & All State Command Hotlines
SafeAndSecureNigeria Blog

Abia08035415408 08079210003 08079210004 08079210005
Adamawa08089671313
Akwa Ibom08039213071 08020913810
Anambra07039194332 08024922772 08075390511 08182951257
Bauchi08151849417 08127162434 08084763669 08073794920
Benue08066006475 08053039936 07075390677
Bayelsa07034578208
Borno08068075581 08036071667 08123823322
Cross Rivers08133568456 07053355415
Delta08036684974
Ebonyi07064515001 08125273721 08084704673
Edo08037646272 08077773721 08067551618
Ekiti08062335577 07089310359
Enugu08032003702 08075390883 08086671202
Gombe08150567771 08151855014
Imo08034773600 08037037283
Abuja (F.C.T)07057337653 08061581938 08032003913
Jigawa08075391069 07089846285 08123821598
Kaduna08123822284
Kano08032419754 08123821575 064977004 064977005
Katsina08075391255 08075391250
Kebbi08038797644 08075391307
Kogi08075391335 07038329084
Kwara07032069501 08125275046
Lagos07055462708 08035963919
Nassarawa08123821571 07075391560
Niger08081777498 08127185198
Ogun08032136765 08081770416
Ondo07034313903 08075391808
Osun08075872433 08039537995 08123823981
Oyo08081768614 08150777888
Plateau08126375938 08075391844 08038907662
Rivers08032003514 08073777717
Sokoto07068848035 08075391943
Taraba08140089863 08073260267
Yobe07039301585 08035067570
Zamfara08106580123
 

SafeAndSecureNigeria BlogThe National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)

SafeAndSecureNigeria BlogNational Emergency Number 112. This line is Toll free; meaning that no tariff is charged by calling the line.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC)

122 (Emergency Toll free Line)
0700- CALL – FRSC
0700 – 2255 – 3772
0807- 769 – 0362 (Text Messages Only)

SafeAndSecureNigeria BlogThe Federal Fire Service 

122 National Security Emergency Number
0803200355
092341299
 
Making prompt use of these phone hotlines can make a big difference in safeguarding your lives and property. Remember that our security agencies are not everywhere at everytime thus, they depend on you to promptly inform them if you see anything suspicious or imminent danger or breach of safety or security.
 
You are invited to add more Nigerian national safety and security emergency hotlines from any agency, ministry or department. Also, phone hotlines from State security outfits are also welcomed as they too are closer to the people at the grassroot and can also be speedily useful.

1 Comments

  1. keep it up broo,may God reward you...have it in mind you are a hero.this night you saved lives,i picked one of the police line in my state,reported a case of hostage and they helped me called my local police to arrest the case.we are saved by police no you posted!

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