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The Daily Post Nigeria reports that Justice Terry Momodu Aigbona of the Edo State Special Criminal Court has urged residents to install closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in their homes, shops, vehicles, and business premises to help tackle crime. Aigbona commended those who installed CCTV at a vegetable market in Benin City, stating that the system contributed to the arrest of kidnappers who abducted a woman there in June 2026.

He urged the Edo State Government to encourage residents to install CCTV cameras through public enlightenment and provide incentives, as well as install cameras in public places to assist in the detection of crime and maintenance of public order.

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