A notable rise in the number of missing person complaints in the state has alarmed the Ogun State Police Command.
Omolola Odutola, the spokesperson for the Command, said this in a statement on Tuesday in Abeokuta.
“The command has observed an unprecedented increase in the number of missing persons across all age groups,” Odutola said.
She clarified that only a small portion of the people had been located, and unfortunately, many of them had not come home.
The police image creator advised everyone to put their safety first and to be more watchful and security-conscious.
She added that the command was dedicated to educating the public about this alarming trend because it was a proactive, community-focused force.
“We urge everyone to put their safety first by keeping a high level of security.”
In order to prevent becoming a victim, we urge everyone to put their safety first by keeping a high level of security.
Lanre Ogunlowo, the commissioner of police, has laid down crucial policies and procedures to notify locals about the most important matters.
“The Commissioner recommends parents not to let their children use commercial transportation services with strangers, based on information provided by those who were rescued.
Furthermore, he urges restless young people to use their mobile devices’ digital communication and sharing capabilities, particularly while they are traveling or experiencing discomfort, according to Odutola.
The PPRO reaffirmed that the public could get help by calling the Police Public Relations Department at 09159578888 and the Police Control Room at 09164859299.
