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Easter: AIG Zone 2 Fayoade assures Lagos, Ogun residents of adequate security

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
April 19, 2025
in Breaking News, Police Command
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The Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG) in-charge of Zone 2 Command, Mr Adegoke Fayoade, has assured residents of Lagos and Ogun States of adequate security during Easter celebrations.

Fayoade gave the assurance in a statement signed by the Zonal Public Relations Officer, CSP Umma Ayuba, on Friday in Lagos.

The AIG charged the Commissioners of Police in-charge of the states to beef up security in their states.

“Ensure watertight security and deployment of Tactical Units around Shagamu Interchange, OPIC Long-Bridge, Badagry Expressway, worship centers, shopping malls, tourist centres, market places, commercial centers, social gatherings, residential areas, highways, motor parks and garages,

“Also, beef up security in relaxation centres, train stations and bus terminals, critical national assets as well as government and private-owned property within their areas of jurisdictions and ensure free-flow of traffic during the Easter celebrations, ” he said.

The police boss enjoined youths in both states to be law-abiding, maintain peace and order during the celebrations.

AIG Fayoade, while extending greetings to all Christian faithful, urged the public to go about their celebrations without fear of violence or harassment.

He also solicited residents’ collaboration with police towards peaceful celebrations.

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