STAMPEDE DEATHS! See What 8 Governors Just Declared In Their States That Will Shock You
Following the tragic stampedes in Abuja, Anambra, and Ibadan that claimed over 67 lives, including many children, eight states have announced strict measures to ensure safer palliative distribution. The aim is to prevent overcrowding and enhance crowd control during such events.
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1. Lagos State
Governor Babajide Sanwo- Olu has directed that events expecting over 250 attendees must be registered with state safety agencies. This will ensure crowd control measures are implemented, with violators facing penalties.
2. Ondo State
Acting Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa introduced mandatory risk assessments for public gatherings. These assessments, conducted by law enforcement, will evaluate venue capacity, security risks, and the expected number of attendees.
3. Anambra State
Governor Chukwuma Soludo emphasized the need for a more structured approach to palliative distribution. Organizers must ensure events are well- planned and include proper crowd management protocols.
4. Oyo State
Governor Seyi Makinde has instructed officials to collaborate with security agencies to supervise public events. Measures include limiting the number of participants at distribution sites to avoid overcrowding.
5. Kano State
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf announced that palliative distribution in the state will now be conducted in phases. Each phase will target specific communities to reduce crowd sizes and ensure proper monitoring.
6. Rivers State
Governor Siminalayi Fubara ordered the use of community halls and designated centers for distributions, ensuring organized and safe delivery of relief items.
7. Kaduna State
Governor Uba Sani mandated that local government councils take responsibility for palliative distribution. Councils must coordinate with community leaders to ensure orderly events.
8. Borno State
Governor Babagana Zulum instructed security forces to oversee large gatherings. The state will prioritize house- to- house distribution to prevent large crowds and potential chaos.
At the federal level, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs Dr. Betta Edu emphasized the importance of detailed planning and proper crowd control to avoid similar incidents.
These measures, implemented across various states, aim to ensure that palliative distributions reach those in need without compromising public safety, reflecting the lessons learned from the recent tragedies.
