Have you wondered why the tricycles in Nigeria popular called Keke Napep now bear four or five-digit numbers embedded on them? These are security numbers generated during the tricycles' registration as a form of security identification. Apart from being a regulatory measure which helps to know the physical number of tricycles in operation within a locality, the security batch number on every Keke tricycle ensures that there is no security breach resulting from the use of tricycles in Nigeria without the latter being speedily identified. This is what I need to enlighten you more on how to use the Keke tricycle security registration numbers as your personal security instrument in Nigeria.
 
Millions of Nigerians use Keke tricycles as means of transportation everyday without consideration for their personal security. That is why news abound of many sad incidents some of which may include; rape, snatching of valuables, kidnap or even ritual murder. I am not saying that all Keke tricycle operators in Nigeria are security risks rather, you need to prevent any breach of security to your life or property by using instruments such as the security registration numbers embedded on them.
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As a matter of proper security identification, these numbers exist as 4 or 5 digit numbers and unique to any particular keke tricycle. The bio-data and other details of the keke tricycle and the owner or driver are attached to the keke security identification number. This makes it possible to know the identity and complete bio-data of the owner or driver as well as other technical information on the Keke tricycle.

Security Advise for Keke Tricycle Users in Nigeria

Security Tip: Check for the Security Number and other Details

Before boarding any Keke tricycle in Nigeria, ensure that it is duly registered by the presence of the 4 or 5 digit security number on its body. Try and memorize this number before patronizing the tricycle. However, do not forget to also scan the entire tricycle for any suspicious details. This may range from the general disposition of the driver, the passengers and the interior look of the Keke tricycle.

Security Tip: Be sure to satisfy your curiosity before boarding

Having been satisfied, you may board the keke tricycle. However, do not give in to unnecessary discussions with passengers nor drivers. Remember that you just met them and cannot tell whether they are credible people. Any careless information you divulge can easily jeopardize your personal security. Be alert and listen attentively to other people's discussion in the Keke tricycle. Your assessment of the situation at any point along the journey will help you plan your safe exit.

Security Tip: Ensure the Journey Sticks to the Route

If you are conversant with the traditional route to your destination, do not allow the Keke driver to change course without your approval. If you are not satisfied with any decision to change course by either the driver or the passengers, do not make trouble. However, kindly request to disembark from the Keke tricycle.

What to do incase of Security Breach or Threat

Incase of any security challenges encountered while on transit in a keke tricycle, all you need is to report to the police or the authorities, stating the security identification numbers embedded on the body of the keke tricycle. The identity of the Keke tricycle operator will be immediately known.
 
The keke tricycle security identification numbers are usually controlled by the Keke tricycle union, duly registered by the government. This union works in collaboration with the Nigeria Police, the Road Safety Corps, the Vehicle Inspection Office and other security outfits.
 
Your personal security with respect to patronizing keke tricycles in Nigeria can be largely improved by making sure that the security identification number is present on any keke tricycle you wish to board. Unfortunately, too many Nigerians ignore this simple security strategy which is why, too many ugly incidents occur to unsuspecting Keke tricycle passengers in Nigeria.

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