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List of Personnel to Contact During Emergency – Basic 4 Security Education Lesson Note (Third Term)

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Subject
Security Education
Class
Basic 4
Term
Third Term
Topic
List of Personnel to Contact During Emergency
Order
Topic 3 of 5 this term
Reading time
2 min

Who to Contact for Different Emergencies

  • POLICE 

When to Contact:

  • Robbery or theft
  • Violence or fighting
  • Kidnapping
  • Any crime happening
  • Suspicious activities

 

  1. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH 

When to Contact:

  • Strange movements at night
  • Unknown people in area
  • First response before police
  • Community security issues
  • Missing neighbors
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  • FIRE SERVICE 

When to Contact:

  • Fire outbreak
  • Smoke from buildings
  • People trapped in fire
  • Electrical fires
  • Bush fires

 

  • FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps) 

When to Contact:

  • Road accidents
  • Broken down vehicles on highway
  • Traffic violations
  • Bad driving
  • Highway emergencies

 

  • LASTMA (Lagos State Traffic Management Authority) 

When to Contact:

  • Traffic jams in Lagos
  • Illegal parking
  • Traffic law breakers
  • Road blockage
  • One-way driving

 

  1. NAFDAC (National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control) 

When to Contact:

  • Fake drugs
  • Bad food products
  • Food poisoning cases
  • Illegal drug sellers
  • Expired products in shops

 

  • AMBULANCE SERVICE 

When to Contact:

  • Medical emergencies
  • Serious injuries
  • Unconscious people
  • Heart attacks
  • Accident victims

 

  • LNSC (Lagos Neighborhood Safety Corps) 

When to Contact:

  • Local security issues
  • Minor disputes
  • Patrol requests
  • Safety concerns
  • Community problems

Quick Reference Guide

  • For Crime → Police, 
  • Neighborhood Watch For Fire → Fire Service For Accidents → FRSC,
  • Ambulance For Traffic → LASTMA (Lagos), 
  • FRSC For Bad Food/Drugs → NAFDAC For Medical → Ambulance Service For Local Issues → LNSC, Neighborhood Watch

How to Choose Who to Call

  1. Think: What type of emergency?
  2. Choose the right personnel
  3. Call their emergency number
  4. Explain clearly
  5. Follow their instructions

Important Tips

  • Always tell parents/adults first
  • Know which personnel handles what
  • Keep their numbers handy
  • Don’t panic
  • Give clear information

Remember: Different emergencies need different helpers. Know who to call!

EXERCISES

A. Fill in the blanks:

  1. For robbery, contact _______.
  2. For fire outbreak, call _______ Service.
  3. FRSC handles _______ accidents.
  4. NAFDAC deals with fake _______.
  5. For traffic in Lagos, call _______.

B. Match emergency to personnel:

  1. Fire outbreak a. NAFDAC
  2. Road accident b. Police
  3. Fake drugs c. Fire Service
  4. Robbery d. FRSC
  5. Traffic jam e. LASTMA

C. True or False:

  1. Police handle fire outbreaks. _______
  2. FRSC helps with road accidents. _______
  3. NAFDAC checks food and drugs. _______
  4. Neighborhood Watch helps locally. _______
  5. LASTMA works all over Nigeria. _______

D. Who would you contact?

  1. Car accident on highway: _______
  2. Fire in kitchen: _______
  3. Armed robbers: _______
  4. Expired drugs in shop: _______
  5. Stranger in compound at night: _______

E. List 3 personnel for: Crime emergencies:

Medical emergencies:

 

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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