1 · Check my posting
Recent verified security reports for your state and town. Use it before you accept a lodge or plan your routes.
2 · Plan my journey
Camp to posting, or home to your posting. You get the route, the verified incidents on and near the road, and turn-by-turn navigation.
Safer-travel habits
- Plan to arrive well before dark and avoid night driving on long roads.
- Prefer a known transport company or a vehicle with a driver you can identify; share the plate number with your buddy.
- Check the route the same morning, because reports change daily.
- Use the buddy check-in below, so someone knows when to expect you.
3 · My SOS circle
Up to 4 people who get your location on WhatsApp when you tap SOS: family, a corps friend, your coordinator. Saved on this phone only.
SafeZone never sees or stores your location. You press Send in WhatsApp. In danger, call for help first.
4 · Buddy check-in
Tell someone you are travelling. They get a private link and see a warning if you have not confirmed arrival by the time you gave.
5 · Election duty pack
For corps members serving as INEC ad hoc staff. Follow your INEC and NYSC training and instructions first; this adds a personal safety layer.
My checklist
Election-day mode reminds you to confirm you are okay, with a one-tap message to your circle, and keeps the SOS button close. It works while this page is open.
If you feel unsafe
- Your life comes first. Do not argue with or confront anyone.
- Move to a safer place with your team or security personnel, then call your coordinator and the police.
- Use SOS to alert your circle, and tell them where you are going.
- Do not discuss candidates or results with anyone outside your duties.