@notyourregularbitch1: NIGERIA'S EMERGENCY NUMBER 112: DOES IT REALLY WORK? I watched the video from Channels Television's Politics Today, and honestly, I have a few questions. Alwan Hassan, an APC Presidential Campaign Council member, was speaking about Nigeria's emergency number, 112, and insisting that it works perfectly. He was so confident that he challenged the presenter, Seun Okinbaloye, to dial the number right there on live television. Well, the presenter dialled, but the call wouldn't go through. After several attempts, Alwan suggested it could be Channels Television's network. But wait, why are so many Nigerians also complaining about the same thing? Why does the number connect for some people but fail for others? Imagine being involved in an accident or facing a life-threatening situation, and the first number you are told to call refuses to connect. What are you supposed to do? Keep dialling and hope for the best? Honestly, are we really safe in this country? Is this the better Nigeria we were promised? Nobody is saying the number doesn't work at all. The concern is that it doesn't appear to work consistently, and that's a serious problem when we're talking about people's lives. This is not about APC or any other political party. It's about Nigerians and their right to access emergency help when they need it. 112 should work for everyone, not just a lucky few. Nigerians deserve an explanation. Have you tried calling 112 before? Did it connect? Video credit goes to the original owner. I do not own the rights to the footage or audio. Shared for commentary and discussion purposes.” cc: @Channels Television #BlackshawtyReports #Nigeria #Emergency112

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