OVER 25 MILLION PHONES STOLEN IN ONE YEAR- FG. (PHOTO).

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 Over 25 million phones stolen in one year – FG The Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey report of the National Bureau of Statistics, a Federal Government agency, shows that Nigeria recorded 25.35 million phone theft cases between May 2023 and April 2024. According to the report, this was the most common type of crime within the period under review. The report read, “The number of crimes experienced by individuals in Nigeria was analysed over a period of time. The results show that theft of phones (25,354,417) was the most common crime experienced by individuals, followed by consumer fraud (12,107,210) and assault (8,453,258). However, hijacking of cars (333,349) was the least crime experienced by individuals within the reference period.” It also noted that most phone theft cases occurred either at home or in a public place, and about 90 per cent of such cases were reported to the police. Despite the high rate of the incident being reported, only about 11.7 per cent of t...
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PRESIDENTIAL TASKTEAM ON RESTORATION OF LAW AND ORDER IN APAPA (TRAFFIC GRIDLOCK RESOLUTION).#PRESS RELEASE.

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    Operational Guidelines and Modus Operandi on the Implementation of
Presidential Directive on Apapa Gridlock Resolution
1. Stakeholders’ engagement is critical. Continuous stakeholders
engagement.
2. Restoration of Law and Order to guide Port Area traffic via the deployment
of:
i. An efficient and effective traffic management plan for the entire port
area traffic, including the cargo, fuel distribution and business district
traffic.
ii. Effective truck incident recovery and rescue plan.
iii. An effective traffic management integrated manual Call-up system
pending the introduction of an electronic call-up system.
iv. An effective 24-hour Mobile Police enforcement team for Security
and back up for all enforcement activities . The dedicated Mobile
Police team is led by a Commissioner of Police.
3. Deployment of a revised effective Empty Container Return management
policy.
4. Use of dedicated Truck parks as temporary holding bays for access to
Port via NPA Lilly Pond Terminal.
5. Provision and strict adherence to a newly developed NPA Standard
Operating Procedure (SOP) on Port Truck Clearance Procedures
incorporating the temporary Manual Call-Up system.
6. Implementation of an NPA based transparent and an all-inclusive
Stakeholders ‘endorsed” Call-up system for Empty Containers, Export
containers and other Port operations Truck related Vehicular movements.
A. TRUCK PARK MANAGEMENT
All trucks approaching the ports are to:
1. Be staged at NPA accredited temporary Truck Parks for Port access via
Lilypond Terminal.
2. Trucks to access Port via manual NPA Call-up system as per the NPA
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on Port Truck Clearance
Procedures.
B. PORT AREA TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
1. The Task Team Enforcement Team will ensure ALL Stationary, Imoveable,
Accidented, Incidented or wrongfully Parked Trucks are removed on all port
access roads with effect from Sunday 26 th of May, 2019 to a designated
LASTMA impound yard. Penalty Fines, Fees and Charges to be imposed
before release as per applicable Lagos State Laws after undertaken by
Truck and consignment owner, RWC of Truck and a Presidential consent.
2. Sided, Reefer, Silos, Arewa, Dangote, BUA, FMNL, Honeywell, Fish and
Flat bed trucks approaching Port gate are to be given Priority Access
based on their individual Port Terminal program, capacity and common
access traffic management system.
3. All export container carrying trucks:
i. If perishable and Reefer containers; are to proceed directly to the
port for services and delivery.
ii. If customer’s clearance is required; trucks are to approach NPA
designated Park for Customs clearance/release.
C. TASKS, OPERATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Tasks
i. Supervision and Direction: TASK Team
ii. Security and Enforcement Supervision: Nigerian Police
iii. Traffic Management: LASG, LASTMA
iv. Traffic Safety: FRSC, LASG
v. Ownership: NPA, NSC, LASG
vi. Support and Cooperation: ALL Stakeholders
2. Operations
i. Task Team Leader:
Comrade Kayode Opeifa
ii. ALL Enforcement Lead:
Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu
iii. Police Team Lead:
AC Bayo Suleiman
iv. Traffic Management Lead:
AD Bolaji Oreagba
v. Traffic Safety Lead:
Sector commander Higinus Omeje
vi. Call-Up Systems Operations
NPA
vii. Port Gate Operations
NPA
viii. NPA Lilly Pond Operations
ix. Temporary Truck Parks Management
NPA/NSC/Task Team
3. Stakeholders
i. LASG
ii. Nigerians
iii. Apapa GRA Residents Association
iv. Port Terminal Operators
v. Fuel Distribution logistics and related businesses concerns
(MOMAN, DAPMAN, NUPENG, PTD, others)
vi. Port logistics and related businesses Concerns (ANCLA, NAGAFF,
Shippers etc )
vii. Manufacturing concerns (BUA, Dangote Flour Mills, Honneywell,
others)
viii. Haulage transport operations and operators (COMTUA,
Amalgamated, AMARTO, NARTO, RTEAN, NURTW goods only
and others)
ix. Shipping, clearing and forwarding agencies, associations and
support services (NAGAF, ANCLA and others)
x. Nigerian Ports Authority, PPMC, DPR, NN, and other government
agencies
xi. FMWPH, FMofT, FMPR
xii. Apapa Local Government
xiii. Media
xiv. Organised Private sectors
xv. Investors
xvi. Others
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