The Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency, LNSA, seeks stringer security collaboration the Force Headquarters of the Nigeria Police, Abuja, to enhance surveillance and safety of Lagos residents.  

Apparently, the General Manager of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency, Prince Ifalade Ajasa Oyekan, paid a courtesy visit to the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, at the Force Quarters, Abuja.

The visit highlighted the critical role of inter-agency collaboration in strengthening internal security and ensuring the protection of lives and property across Nigeria. It also provided a platform for both leaders to deliberate on strategies aimed at enhancing operational effectiveness within their respective agencies.

Prince Oyekan commended the IGP for his remarkable commitment to innovation in policing, particularly, his deployment of technology during his tenure as Commander of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS. He expressed optimism that such progressive initiatives would be replicated at the national level to improve intelligence gathering, response time, and overall policing outcomes.

The General Manager further appealed for the support of the Nigeria Police Force in providing structured training programmes for personnel of the Corps, emphasizing the importance of continuous capacity building in boosting operational efficiency.

The Inspector-General of Police assured the delegation of his full support, pledging to collaborate with the Agency in strengthening its operational capacity. He reiterated his commitment to promoting synergy among security agencies as a means of enhancing safety and security nationwide.

Present at the courtesy visit were the DIG Margaret Agebe Ochalla - DIG Force Criminal Investigation Department; DIG Umar Shehu Nadada - DIG, Department of Operations; AIG Olabode Adeleye - Force Secretary, Lateef Ajao, Director Operations and Monitoring, LNSA amongst others.