- This advice was contained in a statement signed by the Director of the Public Relations and Strategic Communications Department, Peter Afunanya
The Department of State Services (DSS) has advised Muslims and other Nigerians to be cautious while engaging in religious and social activities during the Sallah celebrations. The DSS also urged them to observe all necessary personal security procedures.
This advice was contained in a statement signed by the Director of the Public Relations and Strategic Communications Department, Peter Afunanya, and made available to journalists on Saturday.
The Service also advised operators and patrons of malls, parks, railway stations, and other public places to ensure strict compliance with physical and other security measures required for public safety.
“Similarly, operators and patrons of malls, fun places, markets, parks and railway stations among others are to be vigilant and ensure strict compliance to physical and other security measures required for public safety. They should promptly report suspected movements or breaches to appropriate law enforcement authorities.
“On its part, the Service will maintain close collaboration with sister security agencies and indeed other critical stakeholders to ensure smooth and hitch free celebrations. Meanwhile, the website, dss.gov.ng; email address – dsspr@dss.gov.ng and Telephone lines +2349153391309;+2349088373514 will remain available to the members of the public who may wish to contact the Service during and after the holidays,” the statement read in part.
It added that the management and staff of the Service felicitate Muslims across the country.
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