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Federal Support Paves Way for Lagos Police Infrastructure Upgrade

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Lagos State secures federal funding to construct six modern police stations, boosting security and operational efficiency across strategic locations

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Lagos State is set for a significant boost in internal security as the Lagos State Security Trust Fund has secured a federal donor to fully fund the construction of six new modern police stations across the state.

Also read: First Lady Oluremi Tinubu to Preach at Lambeth Palace

Construction work has already commenced and will proceed in phases to cover additional stations.

The new facilities are located at Morogbo Police Division in Badagry; Elere Police Division in Agege; Hogan Bassey Anti-Kidnapping Unit in Yaba; Oko Awo Police Station in Jankara, Lagos Island; MAN Centre Police Station in Ikeja; and a Police Division in Ilasamaja.

The strategic placement of these stations is designed to enhance operational efficiency, reduce response times, and strengthen policing across key urban and semi-urban corridors.

Under the leadership of LSSTF Executive Secretary and CEO, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, the initiative exemplifies the growing collaboration between public institutions and donor-backed projects aimed at modernising security infrastructure in Nigeria’s commercial hub.

With Lagos’ population exceeding 20 million and thousands entering the city daily, many existing police facilities have long faced capacity constraints, outdated equipment, and inadequate working conditions.

The new stations are purpose-built to meet contemporary policing demands.

The Hogan Bassey Anti-Kidnapping Unit is expected to bolster intelligence-led operations against organized crime, while Morogbo Division will enhance border and coastal security.

Elere and Ilasamaja Divisions aim to improve community policing, and the facilities in Ikeja and Lagos Island will support law enforcement in commercial and financial hubs.

Beyond operational benefits, the infrastructure upgrade is anticipated to improve the working environment for officers, enhance quality of life for residents, and boost investor confidence.

The phased rollout ensures that additional police stations across Lagos will gradually benefit from improved infrastructure.

Since October 2025, LSSTF under Dr. Ogunsan has intensified efforts to mobilise government, private sector, and development partners in support of law enforcement agencies.

Also read: First Lady Oluremi Tinubu to Preach at Lambeth Palace

Securing a single federal donor to fund six stations demonstrates the Fund’s credibility, transparency, and strategic vision.

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Lagos Assembly Reaffirms Support for State Police Bill

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Lawmakers urge states to back constitutional amendment as Assembly also advances bill to prohibit street begging and hawking

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Obasa Calls for Collective Action to Tackle Insecurity, Commends Tinubu

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Lagos Assembly Speaker says security is a shared responsibility, calling on citizens to work with government to promote peace, justice and national unity

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Insecurity: Governor Dauda Lawal Commends Troops for Recovering Ammunitions, Rustled Cattle

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Zamfara State Executive Governor, Dr Dauda Lawal has commended the troops for their efforts and commitment to the fight against banditry in the state.

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On Saturday, the Violence Crime Response Unit (VCRU) of the Zamfara Police Command successfully recovered 329 cattle and 175 sheep from bandits in the Gambanda forest in Gummi Local Government.

Governor Lawal, while appreciating the troops, described the Zamfara State Police’s renewed efforts as encouraging and promising in the fight against banditry.

He said, “I commend the effort of all the security operatives in Zamfara State, especially the Zamfara State Police Command, for its resilience, bravery and commitment in recovering 329 cattle, 175 sheep, weapons and ammunition from bandits.

“The police engaged and overpowered the bandits in Gambanda forest in Gummi local government area, which led to the recovery.

“This commendable action reflects their tireless work in the face of challenges posed by criminal elements and underscores the police’s role in protecting the livelihoods of the people of Zamfara State.

“The remarkable display of bravery and the successful recovery of livestock and weapons highlight the strong leadership of the Commissioner of Police, CP Ahmed Muhammad Bello. His guidance has been instrumental in improving public safety and combating banditry.

“My administration remains committed to providing support to all security agencies in their efforts to ensure safety and security for our people.”

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