The General Manager of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency (LNSA), Prince Dr. Ifalade Oyekan, has said the State is fully prepared for the establishment of State Police, stressing that the state’s existing security structure is well positioned for the transition.
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Oyekan made this known in a statement, where he explained that the Agency, widely regarded as a pioneer of community policing in Nigeria, has been deliberately structured to evolve into a full state security outfit once the legal framework for State Police is approved.
According to him, the Agency has been seriously restructured to meet today’s security needs, with a focus on being proactive and using technology and intelligence to keep Lagos safe.Read The; Complete Original.