🚨 Emergency Services

24/7 Emergency Support for DEER Nigeria Customers

State Emergency Management Agencies

FCT Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Emergency Hotline:0809 290 6116
Fire Service FCT:0803 573 5711

Covers all areas within Abuja (FCT)

Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA)

Emergency Hotline:199
Lagos Fire Service:199

Covers all Local Government Areas in Lagos State

DEER Nigeria Emergency Support

Emergency Hotline

+234 807 900 9709

WhatsApp Emergency

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For energy-related emergencies after contacting government services

⚠️ Emergency Response Protocol

  1. Life-threatening emergencies: Call 199 (National Emergency) immediately
  2. Fire emergencies: Call 199 (Fire Service) first, then evacuate
  3. Gas leaks: Call 199, evacuate area, then contact DEER Nigeria
  4. Electrical hazards: Call 199 if public safety risk, then DEER Nigeria
  5. Equipment issues: Contact DEER Nigeria directly for technical support

Emergency Service Areas

Abuja (FCT)

Full emergency services available 24/7 including gas leak response, electrical emergencies, and equipment malfunctions.

Government Support: FEMA, FCT Fire Service

Coverage: All 6 Area Councils

Lagos State

Comprehensive emergency support covering all Lagos areas with rapid response teams.

Government Support: LASEMA, Lagos Fire Service

Coverage: All 20 Local Government Areas

Types of Emergencies

Gas Leak

Suspected gas leak or strong gas odor

CRITICAL PRIORITY

Electrical Emergency

Power outages, electrical faults, or safety concerns

HIGH PRIORITY

Equipment Malfunction

Faulty meters, regulators, or delivery equipment

MEDIUM PRIORITY

Response Times

Immediate

Government Emergency Services

15 min

Critical Gas Emergencies

30 min

Electrical Emergencies

1 hour

Equipment Issues

General Safety Guidelines

DO:

  • Call 199 for life-threatening emergencies first
  • Keep emergency contact numbers easily accessible
  • Know the location of gas shut-off valves
  • Evacuate immediately if you smell gas
  • Follow instructions from emergency responders

DON'T:

  • Use electrical switches during a gas leak
  • Attempt to repair gas or electrical equipment yourself
  • Ignore unusual smells or sounds from equipment
  • Use open flames near suspected gas leaks
  • Delay calling government emergency services