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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30324, member: 2262"]
Yobe Police Chief Emmanuel Ado asks everyone to stay alert and tell police about anything that looks strange. You can report this at any police station nearby for fast help. He sent this message on Saturday through police spokesperson SP Dungus Abdulkarim. The department promises better security before, during, and after the holiday events. Mr. Ado says that keeping the area safe needs everyone's help.

Police officers will walk around the state, watching main roads, homes, prayer places, fun centers, and important buildings. This helps make Sallah celebrations peaceful. The police want drivers to be careful because crazy driving causes crashes and safety problems. Young people should avoid causing trouble at places where others play and have fun.

Mr. Ado wishes all Muslims in the area a happy Eid-el-Fitr and encourages everyone to work together for a safe celebration. The police team has planned ahead to ensure nothing bad happens during this special time. Their main goal is to protect people when they gather for religious events.

The department has trained officers ready to respond fast if anything happens. They will watch crowds carefully without bothering regular people who just want to enjoy the holiday. Families can feel comfortable going out because extra police will be visible everywhere. Community members who notice odd things should speak up right away to prevent problems.
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