Alimosho Local Government in Lagos warns residents to disregard fake or unverified security alerts circulating in the area. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the council chairman, Mr. Johnson Akinpelu, urges residents to be cautious about information they receive and to avoid actions that could spread misinformation. The local government also emphasizes that relying on unconfirmed reports can cause unnecessary panic and potentially endanger public safety. The warning is directed at residents who may be reacting to alerts shared through informal channels, including messages that do not originate from credible authorities. Alimosho’s management calls on the public to verify security information through appropriate, official means before sharing it further. The local government’s message reflects concerns that misinformation about security situations can create fear and disrupt normal life, even where no confirmed incident exists. The warning is issued as part of efforts to improve public safety and ensure residents receive accurate information.
Alimosho LG warns residents against fake security alerts in Lagos
Alimosho Local Government in Lagos warns residents to disregard fake or unverified security alerts circulating in the area. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the council chairman, Mr. Johnson Akinpelu...
- Alimosho Local Government issues a warning to residents about fake or unverified security alerts.
- The council chairman, Mr. Johnson Akinpelu, makes the warning in a statement on Tuesday.
- Officials say the spread of unverified alerts can threaten public safety.
- Residents are urged to be cautious and avoid sharing information that is not confirmed.
- The warning aims to prevent panic and ensure accurate security communication.
Alimosho LG boss warns residents about fake security alerts and unverified information, urging caution to prevent panic and ensure public safety in Lagos. Read More: https://punchng.com/fake-security-alerts-threaten-public-safety-alimosho-lg-boss-warns/
2 months agoThe council chairman, Mr Johnson Akinpelu, issued the warning in a statement on Tuesday. The post Lagos council warns Alimosho residents against fake security alerts appeared first on Vanguard News.
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