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Emergency Phone Numbers in Nigeria – Basic 4 Security Education Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
Security Education
Class
Basic 4
Term
Third Term
Topic
Emergency Phone Numbers in Nigeria
Order
Topic 2 of 5 this term
Reading time
2 min

List of Government Emergency Lines

NATIONAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS

  • GENERAL EMERGENCY: 112
  • All emergencies
  • Police, Fire, Ambulance
  • Works everywhere in Nigeria
  • Free call

 

  • POLICE: 199

  • Crime reports
  • Emergency response
  • Available 24/7
  • INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE (IGP): 08059666666
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  • SMS only (text messages)
  • Report serious police matters
  • Complaints about police
  • STATE SECURITY SERVICE (SSS): 08132222105-9

  • National security issues
  • Serious threats
  • Intelligence matters

 

  • FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY CORPS (FRSC): 122 or 07002255372

  • Road accidents
  • Traffic emergencies
  • Highway assistance
  • Broken down vehicles

LAGOS STATE EMERGENCY NUMBERS

  • LAGOS EMERGENCY SERVICE: 767 or 112
  • Covers all emergencies:
    1. Police matters
    2. Ambulance service
    3. Traffic problems
    4. Fire service
  • LAGOS STATE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY (LASTMA):
  • General Manager: 08029228271
  • Provost: 08023386921
  • For traffic issues in Lagos
  • Report traffic offenders

How to Remember These Numbers

Group Them:

  • General Emergency: 112
  • Police: 199
  • Road Safety: 122
  • Lagos Emergency: 767

Save Them:

  • In your phone
  • Write in notebook
  • Stick on wall at home
  • Share with family

When to Use Each Number

  • 112 – Any emergency, anywhere 
  • 199 – Crime happening now 
  • 122 – Road accident 
  • 767 – Any Lagos emergency 
  • IGP line – SMS complaints only 
  • SSS – Serious security threats 
  • LASTMA – Lagos traffic problems

Important Notes

  • These numbers are for emergencies only
  • Don’t play with them
  • False calls are punishable
  • Tell adults first if you’re a child
  • Keep calm when calling

Practice Saying: “One-One-Two for emergency” “One-Nine-Nine for police” “Seven-Six-Seven for Lagos”

Remember: These numbers can save your life. Learn them today!

EXERCISES

A. Fill in the blanks:

  1. General emergency number is _______.
  2. Police emergency is _______.
  3. FRSC number is _______.
  4. Lagos emergency is _______ or 112.
  5. IGP line is for _______ only.

B. Match organization to number:

  1. Police a. 122
  2. FRSC b. 199
  3. Lagos Emergency c. 08059666666
  4. IGP d. 767
  5. General Emergency e. 112

C. True or False:

  1. 112 works everywhere in Nigeria. _______
  2. IGP line accepts calls. _______
  3. 767 is for Lagos only. _______
  4. FRSC handles road accidents. _______
  5. Emergency calls cost money. _______

D. Which number for:

  1. Car accident on highway: _______
  2. Armed robbers: _______
  3. Fire in Lagos: _______
  4. SMS to IGP: _______
  5. Any emergency: _______

E. Complete: POLICE: _______ FRSC: _______ LAGOS: _______ GENERAL: _______

  1. Answer:
  1. What does 767 cover in Lagos?
  2. Can you call IGP line?
  3. Which number works everywhere?

 

This term's Security Education topics

Basic 4 Third Term · 5 topics

  1. Important Phone Numbers and Their Uses
  2. Emergency Phone Numbers in Nigeria
  3. List of Personnel to Contact During Emergency
  4. Emergency Situations That Could Be Reported
  5. Lagos State Emergency Services and Call Numbers
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