IDENTIFICATION OF SECURITY AGENCIES ( POLICE ) SECURITY EDUCATION PRIMARY 2

Table of Contents

Subject : 

SECURITY EDUCATION 

Class :

Basic 2 / Primary 2

Term :

Second Term 

Week:

Week  5

Class :

Basic 2 / Primary 2

Topic :

IDENTIFICATION OF SECURITY AGENCIES ( POLICE )

LEARNING AREA
1. Introductory Activities
2. Meaning of Security Agencies
3. Examples of Security Agencies in Nigeria
4. Primary Duties of Nigerian Security Agencies
5. Identify the various security agencies.
6. Identify who to approach in the face of danger.

PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES : By the end of the lesson, the pupils should have attained the following objectives (cognitive, affective and psychomotor) and should be able to –
1. Identify the various security agencies and their primary duties.
2. Identify who to approach in the face of danger.

ENTRY BEHAVIOUR : Nigerian police, army, etc. Policemen and neighbourhood

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: The teacher will teach the lesson with the aid of:

  • Textbooks,
  • Pictures,
  • Video clips,
  • Handbills,
  • Posters.
  • Chart showing pictures of police men

CONTENT: IDENTIFICATION OF SECURITY AGENCIES ( POLICE )

 

 

IDENTIFICATION OF SECURITY AGENCIES IN NIGERIA

Pupil’s Expected Response
1. Police
2. Army (Military)
3. Neighborhood
4. Road Safety
5. Private Security

Teacher’s remarks – CORRECT.

You have identified correctly. They are all known as Security Agencies.

MEANING OF SECURITY AGENCIES
A Security Agency is a government organisation which responsible for security intelligence activities within a nation.
SECURITY AGENCIES IN NIGERIA
Other security agencies in Nigeria are as follows –
1. Police
2. FRSC
3. NDLEA
4. SSS
5. I.C.P.C
6. NSCDC
7. Military
8. Prison wardens
9. NAFDAC, etc.

Evaluation

  1. A Security Agency is a government ______. a) Toy b) School c) Organization d) Friend
  2. Security agencies are responsible for ______ activities. a) Gardening b) Security intelligence c) Cooking d) Painting
  3. ______ agencies in Nigeria include the Police. a) Firefighting b) Security c) Music d) Dancing
  4. FRSC is a type of ______ agency. a) Security b) Gardening c) Cooking d) Painting
  5. NDLEA is a security agency for ______ and drugs. a) Food b) Toys c) Music d) Police
  6. SSS is another security agency in ______. a) Nigeria b) China c) America d) Russia
  7. NSCDC stands for Nigeria ______ and Civil Defense Corps. a) School b) Singing c) Security d) Dancing
  8. Military is a security agency that protects the ______. a) Park b) Country c) Zoo d) Market
  9. Prison wardens are part of the ______. a) Firefighters b) Police c) Military d) Security agencies
  10. NAFDAC is a security agency for food and ______. a) Toys b) Music c) Drugs d) Dancing

WHO TO APPROACH IN THE FACE OF DANGERS?

In the face of danger, approach:

  1. Police
  2. Military
  3. FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps)
  4. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency)
  5. Security agents like Civil Defense officers

 

INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIES

Teacher’s/Pupil’s Activities – Displays a chart showing some security agencies in Nigeria for the pupils to identify.

SECURITY AGENCIES AND THEIR PRIMARY DUTIES

  1. Nigerian Police Force:
    • Primary Duty: Maintain law and order, prevent and investigate crimes.
  2. Military (Army, Navy, and Air Force):
    • Primary Duty: Defend the nation from external threats and ensure territorial integrity.
  3. FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps):
    • Primary Duty: Ensure safety on the roads, regulate traffic, and prevent accidents.
  4. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency):
    • Primary Duty: Combat drug trafficking and abuse, enforce drug-related laws.
  5. SSS (State Security Service):
    • Primary Duty: Provide intelligence and protect national security.
  6. I.C.P.C. (Independence Corrupt Practices Commission):
    • Primary Duty: Fight corruption in public service and government.
  7. NSCDC (Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps):
    • Primary Duty: Protect lives and properties, especially in times of peace and emergencies.
  8. Nigerian Correctional Service (formerly known as Nigerian Prison Service):
    • Primary Duty: Manage correctional facilities and rehabilitate offenders.
  9. NAFDAC (National Agency for Food and Drug Control):
    • Primary Duty: Regulate and control the quality of food, drugs, and other related products.

Evaluation

  1. The Nigerian Police Force keeps ______ and investigates crimes. a) Food b) Order c) Toys d) Music
  2. The Military (Army, Navy, and Air Force) defends the nation and ensures ______. a) Fun b) Safety c) Happiness d) Colors
  3. The FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps) ensures ______ on the roads. a) Traffic b) Dancing c) Singing d) Cooking
  4. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency) fights ______ trafficking and abuse. a) Drug b) Food c) Toy d) Music
  5. The SSS (State Security Service) provides ______ and protects national security. a) Intelligence b) Toys c) Fun d) Colors
  6. I.C.P.C. (Independence Corrupt Practice Commission) fights ______ in public service. a) Dancing b) Corruption c) Music d) Food
  7. NSCDC (Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps) protects lives and ______. a) Properties b) Fun c) Toys d) Colors
  8. The Nigerian Correctional Service (formerly known as Nigerian Prison Service) manages ______ facilities. a) Correctional b) Cooking c) Singing d) Dancing
  9. NAFDAC (National Agency for Food and Drug Control) regulates ______ quality. a) Food and drug b) Toy and music c) Fun and dancing d) Colors and happiness
  1. The primary duty of the Nigerian Police Force is to maintain ______. a) Discipline b) Order c) Fun d) Toys
  2. The Military (Army, Navy, and Air Force) defends the nation from ______ threats. a) External b) Internal c) Happy d) Dancing
  3. The FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps) ensures safety and regulates ______. a) Traffic b) Singing c) Colors d) Toys
  4. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency) combats drug ______ and abuse. a) Trafficking b) Food c) Fun d) Music
  5. The SSS (State Security Service) provides intelligence and protects ______. a) National security b) Toys c) Dancing d) Colors
  6. I.C.P.C. (Independence Corrupt Practice Commission) fights ______ in public service and government. a) Corruption b) Fun c) Singing d) Food

 

  1. Meaning of Security Agencies:
    • A Security Agency is a government organization responsible for security intelligence activities within a nation.
  2. Primary Duties of Security Agencies in Nigeria:
    1. Maintain law and order in the country.
    2. Protect the country against domestic threats.
    3. Defend the country against internal and external aggression.
    4. Protect lives and properties of the citizens.
    5. Punish and detain offenders according to the law and order

Evaluation

  1. A Security Agency is a government ______ for security activities in a nation. a) Restaurant b) Organization c) Toy d) Friend
  2. Security agencies help maintain ______ and order in the country. a) Fun b) Law c) Music d) Dancing
  3. They protect the country from ______ threats. a) Domestic b) International c) Happy d) Sad
  4. Security agencies defend the country against ______ aggression. a) Internal and external b) Fun c) Toy d) Colors
  5. Their primary duty is to protect lives and ______ of citizens. a) Properties b) Singing c) Dancing d) Cooking
  6. Security agencies punish and detain offenders ______ to law and order. a) According b) Happy c) Fun d) Toys
  7. A Security Agency is responsible for security ______ in a nation. a) Intelligence b) Gardening c) Music d) Dancing
  8. They maintain law and ______ in the country. a) Order b) Fun c) Colors d) Toys
  9. Security agencies protect the country from ______ threats. a) Domestic b) Fun c) Singing d) Toys
  10. Their primary duty is to defend the country against ______ aggression. a) Internal and external b) Dancing c) Happy d) Colors
  11. Security agencies protect lives and ______ of citizens. a) Properties b) Fun c) Music d) Dancing
  12. They punish and ______ offenders according to law and order. a) Detain b) Cook c) Sing d) Toy
  13. A Security Agency is a government organization responsible for security ______. a) Intelligence b) Fun c) Colors d) Dancing
  14. They maintain law and order in the ______. a) Country b) School c) Park d) Market
  15. Security agencies defend the country against internal and ______ aggression. a) External b) Fun c) Dancing d) Cooking

PRESENTATION
To deliver the lesson, the teacher adopts the following steps:
1. To introduce the lesson, the teacher revises the previous lesson. Based on this, he/she asks the pupils some questions;
2. Guides pupils to state the primary duties of various security agencies.

Pupil’s Activities – Mention primary duties of various security agencies.
3. Organizes excursion visits to security agencies within their environment.

Pupil’s Activities – Visit the various security agencies and ask questions

 

CONCLUSION
• To conclude the lesson for the week, the teacher revises the entire lesson and links it to the following week’s lesson.
• Next Lesson –
LESSON EVALUATION
Pupils to:
1. Mention the various security agencies.
2. State the duties of security Agencies –
• Police
• Military
• FRSC
• NDLEA, etc.