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IGP Egbetokun Reveals Smart Policing Initiative Against Slow Response To Emergencies
IG Egbetokun is of the opinion that the said initiative would make a great impact in preserving citizens’ lives, fighting crimes and safeguarding communities.
Kayode Egbetokun, the acting Inspector-general of Police has revealed a smart initiative that would revolutionize the authorities’ response to emergency cases.
Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday, Egbtokun unveiled the ‘Police-VGS Quick Emergency Reporting and Response System (QERRS)’, saying this system is bound to enhance the swift and efficient response of police personnel during emergencies.
The Police-VGS QERRS program, according to Egbtokun, has been designed to provide rapid reaction and referral during accidents, natural disasters, medical crises, criminal occurrences, and intelligence sharing.
“With the swipe of a button on a phone, emergency notifications will be sent directly to a dedicated team of police operatives.
“The operatives will ensure a swift, live and coordinated response in the shortest possible time,” he said.
The IG is of the opinion that the said initiative would make a great impact in preserving citizens’ lives, fighting crimes and safeguarding communities.
Egbetokun said that the Police-VGS was an additional option to the already inaugurated C4i-NPF Rescue Me App.
“This represents the epitome of the Nigeria Police commitment to the security and safety of members of the public,” the IG said and urged the public to embrace the innovation.
Meanwhile, the Enugu State Government caused huge protests on its street after they sealed up many businesses on Monday, including shops at the Ogbete Main Market for not opening on Monday. News About Nigeria gathered.
Governor Peter Mbah, upon taking office, banned the customary Monday sit-in enforced by an IPOB group.
Many people, however, have failed to comply with the government’s mandate for fear of being attacked by hoodlums.
On Monday, however, government authorities went from place to place, sealing businesses. The government has also imposed limitations on the affected entrepreneurs before their stores may reopen.
Ogbete Market vendors have now protested the situation.
In a trending video, they are seen marching within the metropolis, chanting angry songs.
