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LSSTF Donates security Equipments To Lagos Police Command

By Adenuga Toheeb Ayoola 

LSSTF Donates security Equipments To Lagos Police Command

The Lagos State Security Trust Fund donates modern security equipments and protective gadgets to the Lagos State Police Command to strengthen security operations and heighten effective policing across the state.

The Senior Special Assistant on Media to the Lagos State Governor, Wale Ajetunmobi, revealed this in a video shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, stated that the Executive Secretary of LSSTF, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, presented the items, described the intervention as a proactive action to heighten the morale of security personnel while improving security coverage across Lagos.

“The essence of this intervention is to ensure that our security personnel are properly equipped to respond effectively to emerging threats and maintain public safety across Lagos,” he said.
The Commissioner of Police, Tijani Fatai, who received the equipments on behalf of the Lagos police command expressed appreciation to the LSSTF and the state government for the support.
    
"We are grateful to the Lagos State Government and the LSSTF for this timely intervention,” he said.
He assured that the gadgets would not be left idle, adding that the equipment would significantly enhance surveillance capacity and improve the command’s ability to maintain law and order. 

“These gadgets will help us raise our surveillance level, improve response capacity, and ensure the safety of lives and property across Lagos State,” he added.
The LSSTF intervention comes amid ongoing efforts to modernise security operations in the state.
PUNCH reported in February that the LSSTF collaborated with the Nigeria Police Force Airwing Command to launch aerial surveillance patrols across Lagos as part of a broader intelligence-led policing strategy.



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