SUBJECT: SECURITY– EDUCATION CLASS: PRIMARY 4

SCHEME OF WORK 3RD TERM LESSON NOTE

WEEK TOPICS Learning Objectives: By the end of the lessons, students

S should be able to:
1 Revision of last term’s Answer questions on some topics from previous terms
work / Resumption test
2 Important phone Identify important phone numbers to contact incase of
numbers and their uses- danger e.g. 112 or 119 , Outline the appropriate line in time of
Emergency number danger (in Nigeria )
3 Emergency phone Enumerate emergency line of the following security
numbers in Nigeria organization e.g. IGP , S.S.S, FRSC
4 List of government State the emergency lines of the following security
emergency line ( cont.) organization e.g. Lagos emergency service, LASTMA
5 List of personnel to Enumerate the following personnel contact during
contact during emergency e.g. Police, FRSC, LASTMA, NAFDAC
emergency
6 Emergency situations robbery, accident, sexual abuse- explain the term
that could be reported emergency, identify emergency that could be reported e.g.
robbery, accident, flood
7 Mid Term Test Mid-term break / Open day
8 Lagos state emergency State Laagos emergency services and call numbers e.g.
services call number FRSC, KAI, BRIGADE, Lagos emergency service
9 Lagos emergency LASTMA, POLICE, RAPID RESPONSE SQUAD
services and call number
continued
10 Revisions Revision and Final Examinations
11 Revisions Revisions and Final Examinations
12 Revision Revisions and Final Examination
12-13 Revision Revisions and Final Examination
REFERENCES
UNIFIED SCHEME OF WORK

WEEK: 2 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. Identify important phone numbers and their uses
2. Outline the appropriate line in time of danger

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: IMPORTANT PHONE NUMEBRS AND THEIR USES

Have you ever been in a pressing situation and you didn’t know who to call? Have you ever needed help
but you didn’t have the right numbers to dial? That is about to change as we have curated helplines you
can call during emergencies.

Please ONLY call these lines when you need help. Share to save a life.

Police Emergency Phone Numbers – 01-4931260, 01-4978899.

Rapid Response Squad (RRS) – 070-55350249, 070-35068242, 080-79279349

Rape helpline – 080072732255

Depression/Suicide prevention initiative – 08062106493, 08092106493, 09080217555, 09034400009,

08111909909, 07013811143.

Nigerian Army Human Rights – If you’re harassed by Army officials, call 08160134303 or 08161507644

Inspector General of Police (IGP) – 0805966666 (SMS only)

State Security Service (SSS) – 08132222105–9

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) – 122 or 07002255372

Lagos Emergency Service – 767 or 112, (This covers Police, Ambulance Service, and Traffic Service)

Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) – 08075005411, 0802311742, 08023909364

(Emergency Numbers) 08029228271(GM); 08023386921(Provost)

FRSC Zonal Office (Lagos State) – 08033706639, 01-7742771

Fire Help Lines (Lagos State) – 01-7944929, 080-33235892, 080-33235890

Child Abuse hotline (Lagos) – 08085753932, 08102678442.

Domestic Violence (Lagos) – 08057542266, 08102678443.

Child Domestic Violence – 08107572829, 08131643208.

Violation of Girls and Women helpline – 0800072732255.

SUMMARY

Mobile phones - 112 or 911;

Non-emergency ambulance - 1777;
Police hotline - 1800 255 0000;
Traffic police - 6547 0000.
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Traffic police - 112 691 111.

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WEEK: 3 DAY: SUBJECT:
DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. Enumerate emergency line of the following security organization
2. Examples Lagos emergency service and LASTMA

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS IN NIGERIA

An emergency telephone number is a number that allows a caller to contact local emergency
services for assistance. The emergency number differs from country to country; it is typically a three-
digit number so that it can be easily remembered and dialed quickly.

CONTACTS OF SENIOR POLICE OFFICERS

FORCE MANAGEMENT TEAM

S/NO. RANK NAME DESIGNATION PHONE NUMBER

USMAN ALKALI BABA,
1. IGP INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE ***********
(psc+), fdc
DIG DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND
2. DIG DIG SANUSI N. LEMU, mni 08034995674
ADMINISTRATION
DAN-MALLAM DIG DEPARTMENT OF TRAINING &
3. DIG 08033120179
MOHAMMED, fdc DEVELOPMENT
4. DIG MOSES A. JITOBOH, mni DEPARTMENT OF ICT 08032000067
JOHNSON BABATUNDE DIG FORCE CRIMINAL
5. DIG 08126660696
KOKUMO, mni INVESTIGATIONS DEPARTMENT
JOHN OGBONNAYA DIG DEPARTMENT OF LOGISTICS
6. DIG 08033208328
AMADI, mni AND SUPPLY
DANDAURA
7. DIG DIG DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONS 08037005245
MUSTAPHA/p>
DIG DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH
8. DIG
AND PLANNING
9. DIG DIG FORCE INTELLIENCE BUREAU
HAFIZ MOHAMMED 08033051965,
10. AIG FORCE SECRETARY
INUWA, mni 08033333378

ZONAL COMMANDS ASSISTANT INSPECTORS-GENERAL OF POLICE

RANK NAME COMMAND PHONE

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S/NO NUMBERS
1. AIG EDE AYUBA ZONE 8 LOKOJA 08032468111
2. AIG ADELEKE ADEYINKA BODE ZONE 2 LAGOS 08033440189
3. AIG DANIEL SOKARI PEDRO, mni ZONE 3 YOLA 08038210186
4. AIG ADESINA M. SOYEMI ZONE 4 MAKURDI 08033094761
5. AIG LAWAN JIMETA TANKO ZONE 5 BENIN 08033210966
OKUNLOLA KOLA KAMALDEEN,
6. AIG ZONE 6 CALABAR 08033276673
fdc
7. AIG EGBETOKUN O. ADEOLU, mni ZONE 7 ABUJA 08022908922
8. AIG ASHAFA ADEKUNLE ZONE 8 LOKOJA 08033332095
9. AIG ISAAC AKINMOYEDE ZONE 9 UMUAHIA 08035772975
10. AIG BELLO SANI DALIJAN, psc(+) ZONE 10 SOKOTO 08100719999
11. AIG CHRISTIANA COOKEY ZONE 11 OSHOGBO 08033366126
12. AIG OLOKODE TAOHEED OLAWALE ZONE 12 BAUCHI 08033181456
ZONE 13 UKPO-DUNUKOFIA
13. AIG ABUTU YARO, fdc 08037233584
(AWKA)
14. AIG EDWARD CHUKA EGBUKA ZONE 14 KATSINA 08160270540
15. ZONE 15 MAIDUGURI
16. AIG FRIDAY EBOKA ZONE 16 YENAGOA 08037202626
17. AIG Y.M. AKEERA ZONE 17AKURE 08033097663

STATE COMMANDS & FCT COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE

S/NO. COMMAND RANK NAME PHONE NUMBERS

1. ABIA CP MUSTAPHA MOHAMMED BALA 08033494048
2. ADAMAWA CP AKANDE SIKIRU KAYODE 08030818289
3. AKWA IBOM CP DUROSIMI OLATOYE 07033331600
4. ANAMBRA CP ECHENG ECHENG 08036448894
5. BAUCHI CP AMINU ALHASSAN 08033038892
6. BAYELSA CP BEN NEBEOLISA OKOLO, fdc 08033299629
7. BENUE CP WALE ABASS 08033277499
8. BORNO CP ABDU UMAR, psc, fdc 08068969292
9. CROSS RIVER CP SULE BALARABE 08033038892
10. DELTA CP ARI MUHAMMED ALI, FCIA, psc+ 08073666669
11. EBONYI CP ALIYU GARBA 08033098779
12. EDO CP MOHAMMED A. DANKWARA 08057010820
13. EKITI CP MORONKEJI OLUSEGUN ADESINA, psc 08023362306
14. ENUGU CP AHMED AMMANI, fdc 08033144347
15. FCT ABUJA CP SADIQ I. ABUBAKAR, mni
16. GOMBE CP ETIM OQUA 08023008040
17. IMO CP MOHAMMED A BARDE 08033850043
18. JIGAWA CP EFFIOM EMMANUEL EKOT 08037865146
19. KADUNA CP YEKINI ADIO AYOKU, psc(+), mni 08034503429
20. KANO CP MAMMAN DAUDA 08063500741
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21. KATSINA CP SHEHU UMAR NADADA/p> 08035983615
22. KEBBI CP AHMED MAGAJI KONTAGORA 08033046079
23. KOGI CP YUSUF ADESINA AKEEM, fdc 08160270540
24. KWARA CP ODAMA PAUL OJEKA, PSC(+) 08033454228
25. LAGOS CP ABIODUN ALABI 08033432264
26. NASARAWA CP MAIYAKI MOHAMMMED BABA 08037181099
27. NIGER CP OGUNDELE JOSHUA AYODEJI, psc(+) 08033197294
28. ONDO CP OYEDIRAN ADESOYE OYEYEMI 08081774333
29. OSUN CP FALEYE E.S. OLALEYE 08036737924
30. OGUN CP LANRE BANKOLE 08033012915
31. OYO CP WILLIAMS ADEBOWALE, psc(+), fdc,mnim 07031837795
32. PLATEAU CP BATHOLOMEW ONYEKA N. 08033222304
33. RIVERS CP OKON O. EFFIONG, fdc 08068207087
34. SOKOTO CP MOHAMMED U. GUMEL 08035924493
35. TARABA CP ABIMBOLA A SOKOYA, psc(+) 08060072069
36. YOBE CP HARUNA G. GARBA 08033763506
37. ZAMFARA CP KOLO YUSUFU 08036783388

The State Security Service (SSS), self-styled as the Department of State Services (DSS),[1] is a
security agency of Nigeria and one of three successor organisations to the National Security Organization
(NSO). The agency is under the Presidency of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and it reports its activities
to the office of the NSA.

Its main responsibilities are within the country and include counter-intelligence, internal security, counter-
terrorism, and surveillance as well as investigating some other types of serious crimes against the state. It
is also charged with the protection of senior government officials, particularly the President, Vice
President, state governors and visiting heads of states and governments with their respective families.
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It is headquartered in Abuja. According to the 1998 Presidential Proclamation, the SSS operates as a
department within the Ministry of Defence and its under the control of the National Security Adviser.

Director-generals of the SSS

Director-generals of the SSS Terms of Service

Alhaji Ismaila Gwarzo June 1986 – September 1990

Chief Albert Horsfall September 1990 – October 1992

Chief Peter Nwaoduah October 1992 – June 1998

Colonel Kayode Are (Rtd) May 1999 – August 2007

Afakriya Gadzama August 2007 – September 2010

Ita Ekpeyong September 2010 – July 2015

Lawal Musa Daura July 2015 – August 2018

Matthew Seiyefa (Ag) 7 August 2018 – 14 September 2018

Yusuf Magaji Bichi 14 September 2018 – Present

FRSC RELEASES TOLL-FREE EMERGENCY LINES

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has urged road users to use its toll-free 122 line to report
emergencies.

FRSC also has a 12-digit emergency line – 0700 2255 3772.

Zonal Commander of FRSC, Mr Samuel Obayemi, who is in-charge of Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo
States, noted that the toll-free line should be used to get to FRSC National Operations Control Centre
Abuja, where assistance can be received for any issue on the roads in the country.

He said that the line, also known as FRSC code number, was the surest and quickest means to get the
attention of the corps even when its patrol teams and unit command situated on the roads were not easily
visible.

“The toll-free 122 line is an express dial emergency number to get the FRSC National Operations Control
Centre, Abuja for compliant on any development or issues on the road.

“You can dial and report any accident involving vehicles or other objects on the road.

“You can report on activities of road users especially drivers, who drive recklessly at the detriment of lives
of other road users, so that the control centre can get to the nearest FRSC patrol team on the same road
to stop the reckless driver.

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“Even, you can use it to report any of our staff, who is deviating from his duty or becoming unprofessional
in the discharge of his or her duty on the road,” he told NAN.

The zonal commander also said that the control centre also received criminal and hoodlums threats on
the road, related to the nearest unit or sector command to get the attention of the law enforcement
agencies.

“The FRSC National Operations Control Centre, Abuja has been instrumental to the smashing of activities
of criminals on our roads through road users report to the centre via 122.

“Since, we have effective collaboration with the police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
(NSCDC), and the military, they usually respond to the intelligence on crime the centre gives to the
nearest unit and sector command.

We must laud other sister security agencies, the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Air-Force, the National
Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the motoring public for their support to our special
operation.

WEEK: 4 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. State the emergency line of the following security organization
2. Example Lagos emergency service and LASTMA

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: LIST OF GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY LINE ( CONTINUED)

Agency Contact Number

08060907333, 08023127654, 08022234870, 016574706,

016574714
Nigeria Police 08033011052, 08056250710, 08033183477
NDLEA 0803347868
NAFDAC 014528031, 014731018
Fake Drugs/ Narcotics (Task Force) 08033213799, 08034975296
Distress Call 767, 112
Environmental & Special Offences Task
07055028673
Force
Refuse Issues (LAWMA) 5577 (Toll Free) 07080601020, 08023128099
Land Issues 08034030263

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 Agency Contact Number
Vehicle Registration/Drivers License
08029293099
(MVAA)
Tax Issues (LIRS) 08033033121, 08033047270, 014979030-4
Fire/Safety Services 08033234943, 08023321770
Security Trust Fund 08028328204
Signage/Outdoor Advertising(LASAA) 767, 112
Environmental/Noise Pollution (LASEPA) 08033060452
Cutting of Roads (LASMIRA) 08033060452
Broken Pipe/Water Leakage 08034068265
Pothole/Collapsed Road 090 6704 4444(Text & WhatsApp only). 070 8888 1841(Calls)
Lagbus
BRT 08023146096

The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) was established vide LASEMA Law 16 of
2008 for emergency and disaster management in the State in pursuance to decree 12 of 1999 as
amended by Act No.

Government Emergency Line

It is a nationwide program providing authorized personnel priority calling during an emergency or crisis
situation when the landline networks are congested and the probability of completing a call is reduced.

An emergency telephone number is a number that allows a caller to contact local emergency
services for assistance. The emergency number differs from country to country; it is typically a three-
digit number so that it can be easily remembered and dialed quickly.

Types of Emergencies

 Armed Conflict.
 Natural Disasters.
 Technological or Man-Made Hazards.

Lagos State Traffic Management Authority is a Lagos State-owned agency under the Ministry of Transportation.
[1][2]
The agency was established on the 15th of July, 2000[3] to transform the state transportation system to ensure
free flow of traffic in the state and also reduce road accidents.[4] The current head of the agency is Mr. Bolaji
Oreagba who before his appointment was the Director of Operations in LASTMA

Lagos State Traffic Management Authority

Abbreviation LASTMA
Formation 15 July 2000
Type Traffic Management Agency
Purpose To manage traffic in Lagos State, Nigeria.
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 Headquarters LSTC Building, Apapa-Oshodi expressway, Lagos
 Oshodi, Lagos
Location
Official language English
GM/COO Mr. Bolaji Oreagba
Parent organization Lagos State Ministry of Transportation
Website Official website

LASTMA official controlling traffic

WEEK: 5 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. Enumerate the following personnel contacts during emergency
2. Examples are Police , FRSC, LASTMA , NAFDAC

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: LIST OF PERSONNEL TO CONTACT DURING EMERGENCY

The following are some of the responses to emergency {ROAD ACCIDENT }

 Call the FRSC ,the police and other security agents

 Give first aid to victims if you can
 Make effort to control the traffic so that caregivers can easily get to the scene
 stop at the scene of the accident
 Turn off your engine ,leave your hazard light on to alert on coming traffic to the accident
 stay as calm as possible do not shout on scream
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  Take pictures or video of the scene if possible
 Call the emergency lines,
 take the victims to the nearest hospital

AGENCY CONTACT NUMBER

08060907333, 08023127654, 08022234870, 016574706,
Emergency Management (LASEMA)
016574714
Nigeria Police 08033011052, 08056250710, 08033183477
NDLEA 0803347868
NAFDAC 014528031, 014731018
Fake Drugs/ Narcotics (Task Force) 08033213799, 08034975296
Distress Call 767, 112
Environmental & Special Offences Task
07055028673
Force

Source : Lagos State Emergency Number

Presentation: The topic is presented step by step

Step 1: The class teacher revises the previous topics

Step 2. He introduces the new topic

Step 3: The class teacher allows the pupils to give their own examples and he corrects them when the
needs arise

Evaluation :

1. Mention three Lagos state emergency numbers.

2. List three emergency agencies in Nigeria
3. State and explain three causes of road accident

Conclusion :

The subject teacher wraps up the topic by giving the learners short notes on the topic that he or she has
just taught the students

He or she goes round to mark and does the necessary corrections

WEEK: 6 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. Meaning of Emergency
2. Identify emergency that could be reported e.g. robbery , accident, sexual abuse
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KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: EMERGENCY SITUATIONS THAT COULD BE REPORTED – ROBBERY , ACCIDENT , SEXUAL

ABUSE

An emergency is an urgent, unexpected, and usually dangerous situation that poses an immediate risk to
health, life, property, or environment and requires immediate action.[1] Most emergencies require urgent
intervention to prevent a worsening of the situation, although in some situations, mitigation may not be
possible and agencies may only be able to offer palliative care for the aftermath.

While some emergencies are self-evident (such as a natural disaster that threatens many lives), many
smaller incidents require that an observer (or affected party) decide whether it qualifies as an emergency.
The precise definition of an emergency, the agencies involved and the procedures used, vary by
jurisdiction, and this is usually set by the government, whose agencies (emergency services) are
responsible for emergency planning and management.

DEFINING AND EMERGENCY

An incident, to be an emergency, conforms to one or more of the following, if it:

 Poses an immediate threat to life, health, property, or environment

 Has already caused loss of life, health detriments, property damage, or environmental damage
 has a high probability of escalating to cause immediate danger to life, health, property, or environment

Types of Emergencies

 Armed Conflict.
 Natural Disasters.
 Technological or Man-Made Hazards

The following are some of the responses to emergency {ROAD ACCIDENT }

 Call the FRSC ,the police and other security agents

 Give first aid to victims if you can
 Make effort to control the traffic so that caregivers can easily get to the scene
 stop at the scene of the accident
 Turn off your engine ,leave your hazard light on to alert on coming traffic to the accident
 stay as calm as possible do not shout on scream
 Take pictures or video of the scene if possible
 Call the emergency lines,
 take the victims to the nearest hospital

The following are some of the responses to Emergency – Robbery

1. Immediately call the local police department.

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2. Close and secure the office until the police arrive. This procedure will help preserve the scene of
the crime for fingerprints and other physical evidence.
3. Preserve any notes that the robber may have written, such as a request for money/valuables.

How do you handle a robbery situation?

Safety Tips

1. Do not resist the robber. ...

2. Do not use weapons against the robber. ...
3. Inform the robber of any surprises. ...
4. Follow the robber's commands, but do not volunteer to help. ...
5. Only give the amount demanded, if asked for a specific amount.
6. Include bait money with the cash. ...
7. Keep calm.
8. Gun snap with silent click for evidence

Police Emergency Phone Numbers – 01-4931260, 01-4978899.

Rapid Response Squad (RRS) – 070-55350249, 070-35068242, 080-79279349

Rape helpline – 080072732255

Depression/Suicide prevention initiative – 08062106493, 08092106493, 09080217555, 09034400009,

08111909909, 07013811143.

Nigerian Army Human Rights – If you’re harassed by Army officials, call 08160134303 or 08161507644

Initial flood response activities will focus on investigating the area for unsafe conditions and then
controlling the source of the flood, preventing water damage, removing the flood water, and
drying or removing damaged materials.

In 2014, the government approved '112' as Nigeria's toll-free emergency number for fielding and
dispatching distress calls. A number Nigerians could call to get a swift response from health, security, and
other services.

The following are some of the response to emergency – FLOOD

1. Find safe shelter right away.

2. Do not walk, swim or drive through flood waters.
3. Turn Around, Don't Drown!
4. Remember, just six inches of moving water can knock you down, and one foot of moving water can
sweep your vehicle away.

Flood Response Tips:

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  Develop and maintain an emergency preparedness kit that will get you through the first 72 hours of
an event.
 Keep emergency supplies gathered in a portable and flood/rodent-proof container with food, water,
safety and hygiene supplies for all family members.
 Know how, and under what circumstances, to turn off utilities.
 Keep appropriate tools, including a flashlight and an adjustable wrench, where they will be readily
accessible when you need them.
 Flood cleanup activities may involve the use of gasoline- or diesel-powered pumps, generators,
and pressure washers. Because these devices release carbon monoxide, a deadly, colorless,
odorless gas, operate all gasoline-powered devices outdoors and never bring them indoors.
 Cleanup workers are at serious risk for hypothermia. Standing or working in water which is cooler
than 75 degrees F will remove body heat more rapidly than it can be replaced, resulting in
hypothermia.
 To reduce the risk of hypothermia, wear high rubber boots, ensure that clothing and boots have
adequate insulation, avoid working alone, take frequent breaks out of the water, and change into
dry clothing as soon as possible.

Flood Safety Tips:

 Do not walk through flowing water. Drowning is the number one cause of flood deaths. Currents
can be deceptive; six inches of moving water can knock you off your feet. Stay away from
riverbank edges and urban streams.
 Do not drive through a flooded area. During flood events, more people drown in their cars than
anywhere else. Don’t drive around road barriers; use travel routes recommended by local
authorities.
 Stay away from power lines and electrical wires. The number two cause of flood-related deaths is
electrocution since electrical currents can travel through water. Report downed power lines to the
power company or City emergency services by dialing 9-1-1.
 Have your electricity turned off by the power company. Some appliances, such as television sets,
keep electrical charges even after they have been unplugged. Don’t use appliances or motors that
have gotten wet unless they have been taken apart, cleaned and dried.
 Look out for animals. Small animals that have been flooded out of their homes may seek shelter in
yours. Use a pole or stick to poke and turn things over to scare away small animals.
 Look before you step. After a flood, floors and stairs can be covered with debris such as mud,
broken glass, and other sharp objects.
 Be alert for gas leaks. Use a flashlight to inspect for damage. Don’t smoke or use candles,
lanterns, or open flames unless you know the gas has been turned off and the area ventilated.

WEEK: 7 MID-TERM BREAK MID-TERM TEST OPEN DAY

WEEK: 8 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
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 1. State lagos emergency services and call numbers
2. Examples are FRSC , KAI BRIDAGE, LAGOS EMERGENCY SERVICE

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

CONTENT: LAGOS STATE EMERGENCY SERVICES AND CALL NUMBER

FRSC RELEASES TOLL-FREE EMERGENCY LINES

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has urged road users to use its toll-free 122 line to report
emergencies.

FRSC also has a 12-digit emergency line – 0700 2255 3772.

Zonal Commander of FRSC, Mr Samuel Obayemi, who is in-charge of Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo
States, noted that the toll-free line should be used to get to FRSC National Operations Control Centre
Abuja, where assistance can be received for any issue on the roads in the country.

He said that the line, also known as FRSC code number, was the surest and quickest means to get the
attention of the corps even when its patrol teams and unit command situated on the roads were not easily
visible.

“The toll-free 122 line is an express dial emergency number to get the FRSC National Operations Control
Centre, Abuja for compliant on any development or issues on the road.

“You can dial and report any accident involving vehicles or other objects on the road.

“You can report on activities of road users especially drivers, who drive recklessly at the detriment of lives
of other road users, so that the control centre can get to the nearest FRSC patrol team on the same road
to stop the reckless driver.

“Even, you can use it to report any of our staff, who is deviating from his duty or becoming unprofessional
in the discharge of his or her duty on the road,” he told NAN.

The zonal commander also said that the control centre also received criminal and hoodlums threats on
the road, related to the nearest unit or sector command to get the attention of the law enforcement
agencies.

“The FRSC National Operations Control Centre, Abuja has been instrumental to the smashing of activities
of criminals on our roads through road users report to the centre via 122.

“Since, we have effective collaboration with the police, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps
(NSCDC), and the military, they usually respond to the intelligence on crime the centre gives to the
nearest unit and sector command.

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We must laud other sister security agencies, the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Air-Force, the National
Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the motoring public for their support to our special
operation.

The following are some of the responses to emergency {ROAD ACCIDENT }

 Call the FRSC ,the police and other security agents

 Give first aid to victims if you can
 Make effort to control the traffic so that caregivers can easily get to the scene
 stop at the scene of the accident
 Turn off your engine ,leave your hazard light on to alert on coming traffic to the accident
 stay as calm as possible do not shout on scream
 Take pictures or video of the scene if possible
 Call the emergency lines,
 take the victims to the nearest hospital

Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) – 122 or 07002255372

Lagos Emergency Service (Police, Ambulance, and Traffic Service)

112 or 767

Kick Against Indiscipline, commonly known as KAI, is an environmental law enforcement unit
established in November 2003 by the Lagos State government of Nigeria to monitor and enforce
environmental law in the state.[1][2][3] The agency was established to support the overall policy of the state
government in regards to its "War Against Indiscipline", an anti-indiscipline campaign created by Major
General Mohammadu Buhari's military regime in 1984

KAI Brigade 08023036632; 08055284914

Head Office: 01-4703325; 01-7743026

WEEK: 9 DAY: SUBJECT:

DATE: TOPIC:
SUBTOPIC: PERIODS: DURATIONS:
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to
1. State Lagos emergency services and call number
2. Examples are LASEMA, Police , Rapid response squad

KEY VOCABULARY WORDS:

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Wall charts, Pictures, Related Online Video, Flash Cards

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CONTENT: LAGOS EMERGENCY SERVICES AND CALL NUMBER CONTINUED

The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) was established vide LASEMA Law 16 of
2008 for emergency and disaster management in the State in pursuance to decree 12 of 1999 as
amended by Act No.

Government Emergency Line

It is a nationwide program providing authorized personnel priority calling during an emergency or crisis
situation when the landline networks are congested and the probability of completing a call is reduced.

An emergency telephone number is a number that allows a caller to contact local emergency
services for assistance. The emergency number differs from country to country; it is typically a three-
digit number so that it can be easily remembered and dialed quickly.

AGENCY CONTACT NUMBER

08060907333, 08023127654, 08022234870, 016574706,
Emergency Management (LASEMA)
016574714
Nigeria Police 08033011052, 08056250710, 08033183477
NDLEA 0803347868
NAFDAC 014528031, 014731018
Fake Drugs/ Narcotics (Task Force) 08033213799, 08034975296
Distress Call 767, 112
Environmental & Special Offences Task
07055028673
Force

Source : Lagos State Emergency Number

LASEMA is the agency responsible for coordinating #EmergencyResponse Management services in Lagos
State. Call 767 / 112 toll free.

Emergency numbers means numbers assigned to the police, fire, ambulance or other like
services for use by the public in reaching those services in an emergency;

Police Emergency Phone Numbers – 01-4931260, 01-4978899.

Inspector General of Police (IGP) – 0805966666 (SMS only)

Rapid Response Squad (RRS) – 070-55350249, 070-35068242, 080-79279349

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WEEK: 11 EXAMINATIONS

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