crime
Lagos Police Vows Firm Action Against Law-Breakers Amidst Planned Protests
Lagos Police Vows Firm Action Against Law-Breakers Amidst Planned Protests
As tensions rise ahead of a scheduled protest in Lagos State, Commissioner of Police Adegoke Fayoade issues a stern warning, declaring zero tolerance for any breach of law and order that could disrupt economic activities in the state….READ ALSO PSC Announces: Shortlisted Candidates Invited For CBT In Police Recruitment Drive
Cracking Down on Lawlessness
In a statement released by the state police command’s spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, the Commissioner asserts the commitment of law enforcement to uphold the peace and safeguard citizens’ rights while preventing any infringement on others’ freedoms.
Ensuring Peaceful Coexistence
Fayoade emphasizes the importance of maintaining a peaceful environment for lawful activities and warns potential protesters against obstructing the fundamental rights of fellow Nigerians.
Swift Response to Disorder
With necessary measures in place to ensure public safety and traffic flow, the Commissioner reiterates the readiness of the police to take decisive action against any individual or group found disrupting public order.
Appeal for Compliance
While urging peace-loving citizens to carry out their lawful duties without fear, Fayoade assures that adequate security measures have been deployed across Lagos to protect lives and property.
Conclusion
Amidst looming protests, the Lagos Police sends a clear message: lawlessness will not be tolerated. With firm resolve and strategic deployment of resources, law enforcement aims to maintain peace and order, safeguarding the rights and safety of all Lagosians.
-
Latest News2 days agoBREAKING: Tinubu Makes Fresh Appointment
-
Latest News1 week agoFull List: 10 AIGs Moved As IGP Disu Reshuffles Police Top Brass
-
Latest News2 days agoPresidency Fires Back At Catholic Bishops
-
Gist1 week agoDavido Fires Back At MC Oluomo Over Osun NURTW Crisis
-
Latest News2 days agoWike Breaks Silence On ₦750m Campaign Billboard Fee
-
Latest News1 week ago2027 Elections: APC Uploads 27 Governorship Candidates To INEC Portal
-
Latest News2 weeks agoTinubu Steps In To End Oyo APC Crisis, Meets Folarin
-
Latest News6 days agoPHILLIPS CONSULTING INDEX: WHY THE FINDINGS REFLECT EDO’S INHERITED FISCAL BURDEN—NOT OKPEBHOLO’S RECORD
-
Latest News18 hours agoTinubu Govt Rolls Out Fresh Rules For Ministers, Top Officials
-
Latest News1 week agoI’m Irritated’ – Aisha Yesufu Slams Peter Obi’s TV Interview
-
Latest News4 days ago‘Football Is Not For Sale’ – FIFA Fires Back Amid World Cup Investment Backlash
-
Latest News2 days agoFuel Price Drops As MRS, Others Slash Petrol Pump Price

