Crime Alert Security Network, 13 Years Of Securing Lives

Having a vision is good, but actualising the vision for the benefit of humanity is the best.

One of such visions was the birth of Crime Alert Security Network 13 years ago.

The vision driving Crime Alert Security Network was to complement efforts of security agencies in intelligence gathering and adequate security of lives and property.

Crime Alert in its thirteen years of existence rests on a tripod vision which are health, safety and security.

At inception, its services were not widely accepted by members of the public.

However, its customers picked up in the last ten years as a result of its utility.

No wonder, the network has now hit over fifty thousand subscribers within the southwest region of the country.

Crime Alert Security Service through its operations has been able to prevent crimes such as armed robberies, kidnappings, rape and burglary.

Many of its subscribers have always testified to the effectiveness of its services.

Crime Alert Security Network within the thirteen years of its existence has also fostered unity among the nation’s security agencies.

Also, local security agencies such as Oodua People’s Congress, OPC, Vigilante Group of Nigeria, VGN, Agbekoya and local hunters have in no small measure benefited from the services of Crime Alert Security Network.

The existence of Crime Alert Security Network has also made it easy for Nigerians to call on police and other security agents while in distress.

The induction of the Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of Crime Alert Security Network as patron of the Police Community Relations Committee, PCRC, in Oyo State is also a testimony to the cordial relationship between Crime Alert and other bodies in the security sector.

At different fora, Chairman of Oyo State Command of the PCRC, Reverend Peter Omofowe confirmed the effectiveness of Crime Alert Security Network and recommended the organization to residents of the state.

Apart from crime prevention, Crime Alert has also saved many lives and property from fire accidents through a device used to prevent explosion known as “Technokontrol”.

The collaboration between Crime Alert Security Network and the PCRC has led to the donation of a one-storey administrative block to the Nigeria Police Force, Egbeda Police Division, by the security company.

Six patrol cars were recently donated to the Oyo State Command of the Nigeria Police Force and handed over to the Oyo State Police Commissioner by the CEO of Crime Alert Security Network, Ambassador Amos Olaniyan.

Aside this, Crime Alert has been repairing police patrol vans to enhance the works of police personnel.

Widows who have benefited from the philanthropic gesture of Chief Executive Officer of Crime Alert Security Network, Ambassador Olaniyan will never forget the impact of the security company in their lives, as more than five thousand less-privileged people have received various forms of welfare packages to better their lives.

Crime Alert has also embarked on many medical outreaches to promote a sound and healthy society through its non-governmental organization, Safety Ambassadors United Global Center.

Another achievement of Crime Alert Security Network in thirteen years is the way the company has been able to provide means of livelihood to people through its investment program.

Despite the effects of COVID-19 on global economy, investors of crime Alert are still collecting their dividends and rewards as and when due.

As parts of its initiatives, Crime Alert Security Network, the company is currently selling a special gas cylinder, which has been fitted with “Technokontrol”.

The addition of “Technokontrol” prevent cylinder explosion.

Nigerians should be part of the success story of Crime Alert Security Network by patronizing their products.

These include “Technokontrol”, “Technokontrol” gas cylinder, tyre sealant, fuel saver as well as subscribing to Crime Alert Security Network for their safety.

No doubt, the future of Crime Alert is bright as its services are unique and relevant to the lives of individuals, groups and the society at large.

Sunday Ogunyemi