Security

By Olatunji Idowu

The Ogun State Community, Social Orientation and Safety Corps, also known as So-Safe Corps, has urged residents to be security-conscious as Easter celebrations begin across the state.

In a statement, the Corps Director of Information and Public Relations, Mr Adegunwa Adegbuyi, advised the public to prioritise safety during the festive period, which is usually characterised by increased travel, social gatherings and religious activities.

The Corps noted that many families are expected to travel during the period and cautioned commuters to patronise only trusted transport services. 

Mr Adegbuyi stressed the need for motorists to exercise patience on the roads, as traffic volume is expected to increase and warned against speeding, dangerous overtaking and other forms of reckless driving.

The statement also advised residents to be cautious during late-night celebrations, especially in unfamiliar areas, and to avoid isolated or poorly lit routes at night.

Mr Adegbuyi said the Corps has intensified patrols, expanded surveillance and deployed personnel to strategic locations and religious centres across the state. 

He emphasised that security was a collective responsibility and called on community leaders, youth groups and residents to support security efforts by providing timely information.

The statement also extended Easter greetings to Christians in Ogun State, assuring residents of its commitment to ensuring a safe and incident-free celebration.

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Security

By Adebola Ajayi

The Ogun State Community, Social Orientation, and Safety Corps, popularly known as So-Safe Corps, has directed its officers and men to ensure tight security during and after the Easter celebration across the State.

The State Commander of the Corps, Dr Soji Ganzallo in a statement by the Director of Information and Public Relations of the Corps, Mr  Moruf Yusuf, said tactical squads had been ordered to maintain routine patrols of communities and collaborate with the Nigeria Police Force to man worship centres throughout the state, for a peaceful Easter celebration.

Dr Ganzallo advised commuters and travellers to shun night driving and ensure their vehicles were in good condition before embarking on any journey, stating that criminals usually target damaged vehicles and stranded passengers.

The So-Safe-Corps Commander, however, felicitated Christians across the state and beyond, reminding them that Jesus preached the gospel of peace and exemplified it, hence the need for mankind to sustain the virtue.

Dr Ganzallo, who encouraged people to celebrate Easter with love and in the spirit of charity, urged residents of Ogun State to call any of the following phone numbers: 08034681687,09069392064, 08035479930, in case of any emergency.

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