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The federal government has started plans to adopt 112 as Nigeria’s single national emergency telephone number. Consultation is expected to begin with state governors and emergency response agencies before the nationwide implementation.
The development was made known in a statement released on Thursday by the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications (Office of the Vice President), Stanley Nkwocha.
The statement said the initiative was discussed during a meeting between the Vice President, Kashim Shettima, and a delegation from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), led by the Chairman of its Governing Board, Chief Idris Ibikunle Olorunnimbe, at the Presidential Villa on Tuesday.
The meeting was held days after the National Economic Council (NEC) chaired by the Vice President approved the adoption of 112 as the country’s unified emergency number to be used across all levels of government and relevant agencies.
Under the implementation plan, Shettima told the NCC to develop a roadmap for the project and work closely with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to strengthen coordination of emergency response services across the country.
The delegation was also assured of continued support for the initiative, with funding to be mobilised through the National Economic Council and the private sector.
The Vice President further called for increased collaboration and commitment among emergency response agencies to ensure successful rollout of the initiative.
Earlier, Olorunnimbe revealed that the NCC has already established about 35 Emergency Communications Centres across the country but emphasised the need for more robust support from state governments and emergency agencies to keep the centres up and running.
He called on governors, the Nigeria Police Force, ambulance services and NEMA to collaborate to ensure that people in distress get emergency assistance in a timely manner.
“We expect everyone to buy into this initiative and recognise its importance. “It literally is a patriotic duty to our country to make sure that anybody that finds themselves in distress can have the assistance that they need in a very rapid fashion,” Olorunnimbe said.
