Tuesday, 21 May 2024

COMMUNITY POLICING AS A VERITABLE TOOL FOR CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON OUR ROADS (PART 3)

Inappropriate Program Focus: Priority problems may not be selected for intervention because some members of the community perceive something else is more important, e.g., believing marihuana related traffic crashes rather than alcohol related crashes are a greater problem. This can lead to resources being directed to a problem that has relatively limited impact in the community. 

Alternatively, too many priorities may be selected, resulting in a lack of focus for the program, or ongoing commitment. Difficulties can also occur if a community member persists in advocating priority for an issue that she or he alone has a vested interest in.

COMMUNITY POLICING AS A VERITABLE TOOL FOR CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON OUR ROADS (PART 2)

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN ROAD SAFETY: BARRIERS AND ENABLERS

INTRODUCTION

Injuries, and in particular those related to road crashes, are among the major causes of potential life years lost in Nigeria and other developed countries, and cost many billions of naira each year. 

Prevention of traffic injury is thus a major priority for public health in the country and requires a comprehensive approach involving a combination of environmental, legislative and educational strategies along with law enforcement. 

Monday, 20 May 2024

COMMUNITY POLICING AS A VERITABLE TOOL FOR CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON OUR ROADS (PART 1)

BEING A LECTURE PAPER DELIVERED BY THE PCRC OGUN STATE CHAIRMAN HIGH CHIEF DR. SAMSON KUNLE POPOOLA JP ON COMMUNITY POLICING AS A VERITABLE TOOLS FOR CRIME PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON OUR ROADS ORGANISED BY THE OGUN STATE TRAFFIC COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT CORPS FOR ITS CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP FOR THE 6TH ANNUAL TRACE CORPS COMMANDERS’ CONFERENCE FOR SENIOR OFFICERS BETWEEN WEDNESDAY 24TH – THURSDAY 25TH NOVEMBER, 2021 AT OLUSEGUN OBASANJO PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY MAIN AUDITORIUM (OOPL, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE).

PREFACE

Community policing is collaboration between the police and the community that identifies and solves community problems. With the police no longer the sole guardians of law and order, all members of the community become active allies in the effort to enhance the safety and quality of neighborhoods. 

Sunday, 19 May 2024

SHATTERING THE "GET RICH QUICK" SYNDROME, AN HABITUAL CAUTION TO HALT THE SPATE OF RITUAL KILLINGS

A PAPER DELIVERED BY VEN DR SAMSON KUNLE POPOOLA JP, CHAIRMAN, PCRC OGUN STATE AT A DAY SENSITIZATION WORKSHOP ON SECURITY AND PEACE BUILDING FOR OGUN STATE STUDENTS ORGANISED BY THE OFFICE OT THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO OGUN STATE GOVERNOR ON STUDENT MATTERS. 

1. PROTOCOLS.
2. PREAMBLES AND REMINISCENCES.
3. WHAT ARE THE REASONS FOR GETTING RICH?

A lot of us on planet Earth work assiduously to get rich and climb the ladders of success in life for so many reasons. We often think of wealth in terms of monetary and material wealth. The more possessions we have, the more wealthy we’re regarded.

SKP ADMONISHES THE YOUTH TO TURN A NEW LEAF AND BECOME A VOLUNTARY APOSTLE OF CHANGE FOR A BETTER SOCIETY

WELCOME ADDRESS DELIVERED BY HIGH CHIEF DR SAMSON KUNLE POPOOLA JP, STATE CHAIRMAN PCRC OGUN STATE AT THE PCRC/NYCN YOUTH SECURITY SUMMIT HELD AT VALLEY VIEW AUDITORIUM GOVERNMENT HOUSE ISALE IGBEIN ABEOKUTA ON TUESDAY, 8TH MARCH, 2022.


PROTOCOLS.

It was the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo of blessed memory that posited during the launch of the free education program of the then Western State that " the children of the poor, the rich refused to train today will tomorrow not let their own children sleep".

OGUN STATE AMBULANCE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES


Ogun State Government has commence the free ambulance services and free medical treatment within the first 48hrs of arrival in the designated medical facilities within Ogun State to include the following:  

1. State Hospital Otta.   
2. FMC Abeokuta.  
3. OSUTH Sagam.  

Saturday, 18 May 2024

VICARIOUS AND PRECARIOUS LIABILTY FOR CHURCH LEADERS IN AN EVOLVING SOCIETY

A PAPER DELIVERED AT THE 2022 LEIC NIGERIA CONFERENCE OF THE PRIESTHOOD LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (PLDI) ON THURSDAY 25TH AUGUST. 2022.

Vicarious liability is a form of a strict, secondary liability that arises under the common law doctrine of agency, respondent, superior, the responsibility of the superior for the acts of their subordinate or, in a broader sense, the responsibility of any third party that had the "right, ability or duty to control" the activities of a violator. It can be distinguished from contributory liability, knowledge is not an element of vicarious liability.

Most church leaders today especially in sub-saharan Africa are not aware of the great responsibility they carry in discharging their duties of care, safety and security of their congregants. 

Friday, 17 May 2024

THE OGUN STATE PCRC LEADERSHIP RETREAT/SEMINAR MAGBOGIJO 2024 TO HOLD IN AUGUST


Without building your personal leadership capacity, you will inhibit both your personal and organisations' ability to change and growth. Leadership impacts performance and performance impacts growth. Growth will not happen if people do not perform. 

Effective leadership builds more effective people, teams, and organizations that is why the Annual Ogun State PCRC Leadership Retreat instituted about three years ago has been vital to educating and enlightening leaders and members alike on the vision, mission and rudiments of governance of PCRC as a support-base of the Police and vanguard for community policing engagements.

20 REASONS TO JOIN POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE (PCRC)

1. Friendship. In an increasingly complex world, PCRC provides one of the most basic human needs - the need for friends and friendship.

2. The opportunity to make a difference. As an individual you can have a limited impact but as part of a group you can achieve so much more - in your community, your country, your world.

NEW POLICE AREA COMMAND CARETAKER COMMITTEE INAUGURATED IN OGUN PCRC



For the smooth take off of the three newly approved Police area commands (Ifo, Idiroko & Imeko), a caretaker committee has been set up and inaugurated for each of the Area Commands.

Chairmen were appointed for each of the three area commands, while members would soon be constituted.

Wednesday, 15 May 2024

COMMUNITY POLICING AS A PANACEA FOR INSECURITY, ARMED BANDITRY, KIDNAPPING, DRUGS ABUSE AND YOUTHS RESTIVENESS


A LECTURE PAPER DELIVERED BY THE PCRC OGUN STATE CHAIRMAN HIGH CHIEF (DR.) SAMSON KUNLE POPOOLA JP ON WEDNESDAY 1ST MARCH, 2022 AT LOKOJA, KOGI STATE ON COMMUNITY POLICING AS A PANACEA FOR INSECURITY, ARMED BANDITRY, KIDNAPPING, DRUGS ABUSE AND YOUTHS RESTIVENESS FOR THE NATIONAL PCRC CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP FOR KOGI STATE 

PROTOCOLS
Since its formal formation on the 8th of May 1984 by the then Inspector General of Police, Etim Iyang and the launching of Community Policing by President Olusegun Obasanjo, Gcfr on the 27th, April, 2004, the PCRC have gone through so many transformations and expansions to suit the whims and caprices of Police makers at the helm of affairs both in the Police hierarchy and the PCRC leadership all over the country.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE (PCRC)

PCRC is an establishment of the Nigeria Police. It was established on 8th May, 1984 by the late IGP ETIM INYANG* of the blessed memory.

PCRC is structured towards Police formation. It has the recognition of the MINISTRY OF THE POLICE AFFAIRS as well as THE POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION.

Any credible Nigerian within and outside the country can be a member of *THE POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONS COMMITTEE (PCRC)*

STATE PCRC CHAIRMAN SUCCESSFULLY VISITS SEVEN AREA COMMANDS, DONATES TO THE SMOOTH TAKE OFF OF THREE NEW AREA COMMANDS

Posted: Friday 6th September, 2024.* The State PCRC Chairman, High Chief Ven. (Dr) *Samson Kunle Popoola* (JP), has successfully toured and ...