Key LAGOS HOTLINE NUMBERS to note in case of emergency

 


LAGOS EMERGENCY NUMBERS

  • POLICE: 199, 08033011052, 08033183477, 08065154338 OR 08039344870
  • FIRE SERVICE: 01-7944929, 08033234943
  • ROADSIDE EMERGENCY: 122
  • DISTRESS CALL/EMERGENCY NUMBER: 112 OR 767
  • LAGOS STATE EMERGENCY (LASEMA): 01-6574706, 01-6574714 OR 07063577724

 

Lagos is a buzzing city that keeps you on your feet from dusk to dawn. In addition to knowing the fun stuff, the popping events and the attractions. It is also good to have the hotline emergency numbers handy. Hoping to never need it. 

 

In case you need the call the POLICE for any reasons here are the numbers you can dial - 199, 08033011052, 08033183477, 08065154338 OR 08039344870

 

In event of a Fire incident here is the number for the FIRE SERVICE - 01-7944929, 08033234943

 

For ROADSIDE EMERGENCIES here is the number to call - 122, you can also reach the LAGOS STATE EMERGENCY on 01-6574706, 01-6574714 OR 07063577724

Like with every mega city in the world with large number of tourists, personal care, common sense and safety tips apply. These include:

⦁ Been aware of your surroundings
⦁ Locking up valuables when leaving the hotel or when someone is coming into the room
⦁ Keeping your belongings safe
⦁ Been vigilant and not straying away far from the tourist or city centers
⦁ And not divulging unnecessary location or personal information

Lagos is generally fun and safe. So, enjoy your time and keep www.visitlagosguide.com with you all the way.

 

Lagos is generally fun and safe. So, enjoy your time and keep www.visitlagosguide.com with you all the way.

(If this information is useful, please let us know in the comments. Thank you.)

 




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