This security map indicates the intensity of threats across Nigeria in the last 7 days.
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Disclaimer: While Risk Control takes every measure to provide accurate data, we are not liable for inadvertent errors. The map is intended for informative purposes only.
🗣🙅 Labour Disputes
Federal Capital Territory : Nigerian university senior staff and non-academic staff under the Joint Action Committee of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) have announced plans for an indefinite strike if their outstanding salaries are not paid within three weeks.
Advisory : It is important for educational institutions and government bodies to engage in constructive dialogue with union representatives to resolve issues promptly. Addressing the grievances regarding salary payments can help avert prolonged disruptions in academic activities.
Organ Trafficking
Osun : The Osun State Police Command on Wednesday said it had arrested seven suspects for selling human parts and water used to bathe corpses in the state.
Advisory : This incident underscores the need for heightened surveillance and public awareness about the dangers of organ trafficking. Authorities must ensure a thorough investigation and prosecute those involved.
💊 Drug Trafficking/Drug Abuse
Lagos : The Nigeria Customs Service at Kirikiri Lighter Terminal has announced the interception of 51.25 kilograms of cannabis indica valued at N256 million in September
Advisory : This operation underscores the continued efforts to combat drug trafficking in Lagos. The NDLEA should continue to strengthen its surveillance and enforcement activities to curb the influx of illegal drugs into the state.
⚠️ Fraud
Federal Capital Territory : The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) alerted Nigerians to beware of the spread of fake soap labelled as “Dettol Health Fresh Soap” in the market.
Advisory : Consumers are advised to purchase products from trusted stores and check for authenticity before use. NAFDAC should enhance its market surveillance to remove counterfeit products.
The Risk Control Team