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Enhance community safety by receiving real-time alerts about incidents in your vicinity. Instantly notify trusted contacts during emergencies and share your location. Report events to keep others informed and find missing persons.
✓Nearby safety alerts
✓Panic SOS with location sharing
✓Check-on-Me silent alert
✓Family circle with live location
✓Incident reporting with media
✓Missing persons and lost & found
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What's New in AlertNaija
1.0.6
September 21, 2026
• Nearby alerts around you • Panic SOS with your location to family • Family circle for people you trust • Incident reports with photo or voice • Missing persons and Lost & Found • Optional family alert at 15% battery
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FAQ
What is AlertNaija?
AlertNaija is a community safety app designed for Nigeria. It helps users stay aware of local safety incidents, notify family in emergencies, and report events to inform others.
Does AlertNaija have ads?
No, AlertNaija does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing safety features without interruptions.
What devices does AlertNaija support?
AlertNaija is available on iOS devices, specifically iPhones, iPads, and iPods.
How does the Panic SOS feature work in AlertNaija?
When activated, the Panic SOS feature in AlertNaija immediately notifies your designated family contacts and shares your current location with them.
Can I share my live location with family using AlertNaija?
Yes, AlertNaija allows you to optionally share your live location with your Family Circle. This feature can be activated after a panic alert or a missed Check-on-Me notification.
What is the age rating for AlertNaija?
AlertNaija has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and older.
How often is AlertNaija updated?
The latest version of AlertNaija is 1.0.3, and it was last updated on September 8, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features.
Is AlertNaija a replacement for emergency services?
No, AlertNaija is not a substitute for official police or emergency services. In life-threatening situations, always call your local emergency number, such as 112, first.
