Our elderly parents deserve not only our love and respect but also our protection. As they grow older, they may become more vulnerable to accidents, health emergencies, fraud, or criminal activities. Ensuring their safety should be a shared responsibility within the family.
Families should avoid leaving elderly parents unattended for long periods. Regular visits, trusted caregivers, frequent communication, and close attention to their well-being can help reduce their exposure to risks. Criminals sometimes target older people because they are perceived as easier to exploit or intimidate.
The home environment also plays a major role in their safety. Remove hazards that could cause falls or injuries, ensure the house is well secured, and make it easy for them to reach family members or emergency services whenever they need help.
Quote: Protecting our elderly parents is not just an act of love. It is an important part of family security.
Just be good. Reflect. Stay alert.
Moruf Kolawole Yusuf (Ojogbon)
ANIPR, MISN, FCAI, FIIM, MSPSP
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Wednesday, 1st July, 2026
