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No hiding place for criminals in Lagos, CP Fatai declares

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No hiding place for criminals in Lagos, CP Fatai declares

The new Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Police Command, CP Tijani Fatai, has declared that criminals will have no hiding place in the state as he unveiled his policy thrust anchored on continuity, professionalism, and integrity

Speaking during his inaugural address on assumption of duty as the 42nd Commissioner of Police, shortly after a brief handover ceremony with his predecessor, AIG Olorundare Moshood, CP Fatai said his leadership would consolidate on existing security frameworks while deploying proactive, intelligence-led, and technology-driven strategies to combat crime.

He noted that his approach represents a continuation of the strides recorded under his predecessor. “I was part and parcel of the previous administration for about three-quarters of its tenure.

So, whatever successes were recorded, I believe I contributed to them. This is not entirely new to me, but a continuation with a futuristic approach,” he said. “The Command will sustain and build upon the existing security architecture and operational strategies already in place.

Lagos State, as the economic hub of Nigeria and a leading mega city in sub-Saharan Africa transitioning into a smart city, presents unique and complex security challenges. “We are fully aware that a secure environment is fundamental to economic growth and public confidence, and we are prepared to meet these challenges head-on.

The Lagos State Police Command remains resolute in its mandate to protect lives and property. We will adopt proactive, intelligence-led, technology-driven, and community-based policing strategies to effectively address security challenges across the state.

“Criminal elements and violators of the law will find no safe haven in Lagos. Community engagement will be strengthened as a cornerstone of our policing strategy.

We will continue to build trust, deepen cooperation, and encourage residents to see the Police as partners in progress.”

He said the Command would prioritise community-based policing, youth engagement, and strengthened collaboration with the media as critical components of security management.

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