In his efforts to combat crime, Prof. Banji Akintoye, the leader of the umbrella body of Yoruba Self Determination Groups, Ilana Omo Oodua, has unveiled a mobile application designed to track kidnapped victims and expose danger anywhere in Yorubaland.
It was discovered that if the victim has the PAJAWIRI mobile application and alert system installed on his or her phone, whether it is turned on or off, the application can expose criminal elements wherever they are with their victims.
It was also discovered that the security device has another system known as AFINIHAN, which can be used by those who do not have Android phones to connect with those who do.
Akintoye stated that the emergence of PAJAWIRI demonstrates that the Yoruba people are too intellectually sophisticated to be subdued while virtually speaking at the unveiling ceremony in Ibadan.
“We have now demonstrated to the rest of the world that we cannot be captured or subdued,” he says.
We are intellectually too sophisticated to be subdued.”We will use these innovations and intellectual powers to help us escape Nigeria’s quagmires.”
Akintoye said of PAJAWIRI’s attendant benefits in a statement issued yesterday by his Communications Manager, Maxwell Adeleye: “Everyone in possession of the PAJAWIRI app in their telephones will be able to activate it instantly wherever they find themselves in danger.”
By activating the app, they will be able to notify their families, friends, and neighbors that they are in danger and require assistance.
“No Yoruba person will ever be alone in his farm, school, marketplace, shop, or anywhere else in this way.”
Anyone who is threatened by danger and has PAJAWIRI will be able to alert others for help.
“In short, through the use of the PAJAWIRI app, Yoruba people can now enjoy individual and collective security.”
“Our engineers who “put this together” owe a huge debt of gratitude to Ilana Omo Oodua Worldwide.
The Yoruba people are also grateful to ‘Ilana Omo Oduduwa,’ the umbrella body of Yoruba Self-Determination Groups, for all of their encouragement and support for these engineers.
“The app’s creators have generously offered to make the app free for the next 30 days to all Yoruba people.”
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That is, from now until January 21st, 2022.
This means that for the next 30 days, all Yoruba people will be able to benefit from PAJAWIRI’s protection without paying any fees. “Those who wish to continue to benefit from PAJAWIRI’s protection will be able to do so with an affordable monthly subscription” (android and IOS).
For those of us without smartphones (Android or iOS), a hand-held alert device called AFINIHAN has been designed to function similarly to the iPhone’s PAJAWIRI.”
While discussing the app’s ideal features and benefits, Ayobami Abolaji, the PAJAWIRI project Coordinator, explained that it is a warning system for protection via an alarm and alert system that will generate protective action for the community and individual user.”The Pàjáwr app is intended to provide a technological solution or a system that allows people to warn others of impending dangers and arouse established response teams in communities to stop or prevent various vices such as kidnapping, rape, armed robbery, arson, theft, accidents, murders, and banditry against app users and their community members,” he explains.
“The Pàjáwr app is a technologically sophisticated information and communication application that alerts and locates the source and flashpoints of dangerous security breaches that result in the unchallenged slaughter of valuable human lives and property.”
“The Pàjáwr app provides a modern means of permanently relieving the fears that have gripped the inhabitants of any geographical location and settlement,” he explained.
