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To Strengthen Operational Effectiveness of Lagos Police Violent Crime Response Unit • CP Tijani lauds Ogunsan's timely intervention 

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As Lagos continues to grow as Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre and West Africa's economic hub, the demand for stronger security infrastructure, rapid response capability and improved operational readiness has become increasingly imperative. Sustaining peace, stability, and public confidence will require continuous investment in the welfare, mobility and protection of frontline personnel.

It is against this backdrop that the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, today Friday 15th May, presented operational vehicles to the newly established Violent Crime Response Unit of the Lagos State Police Command. Also presented are bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets. The operational vehicles and equipment are expected to enhance efficiency, preparedness, and coordinated response across the state.

The security equipment and response vehicles were formally received by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani, during a handing over ceremony attended by senior police officers and other security stakeholders.

The Violent Crime Response Unit, recently launched by the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, was established to strengthen rapid operational deployment and improve coordinated response capacity in all 36 states and FCT Abuja.

Speaking during the presentation, Dr. Ogunsan reaffirmed the LSSTF’s commitment to continually providing operational support, logistics and protective equipment required to enhance policing efficiency and personnel safety across the state.
He noted that effective security management requires sustained collaboration between government institutions and security agencies, stressing that Lagos must remain proactive in equipping frontline personnel with modern tools needed to effectively discharge their responsibilities.

In his remarks, CP Tijani commended the LSSTF for its consistent partnership and strategic interventions, describing the donation as impactful. It will strengthen operational readiness, mobility and personnel protection within the Lagos State Police Command.


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helinues:
The definition of being poor have been misunderstood by people generally

Being poor don't mean you don't have money at all but the money is limited for whatever you have in mind

To hustle for money is one thing, spending it judiciously/wisely is actually entire new things.

Had we been managing the small small money we have been having, may be we could have gone far in life

That goes the same for the government, not just us citizens

FortCavazosKnox:
Na that one with bald head for middle go dey beat person pass when it’s time to extort 😂🤣

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 You dey talk from experience?

Baronthecelebri:
This one is the bad eggs.
Let her go and do a DNA test

I can see Mama Faith Oyedepo in her features. No need for DNA

Eba50:
This ones na scapegoat. Ondo state c.p wey dey recive 2m as bribe from one office per month, them transfer am to police h,q. After e cast

These are strong allegations, are you sure?

Nigeria Police Force Intensifies Internal Cleansing, Dismisses Corrupt Officers, Prosecutes Personnel Involved in Kidnapping, Robbery, Extortion 

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The Nigeria Police Force has reaffirmed its commitment to discipline, accountability, and institutional reform with the dismissal, arrest, and prosecution of police personnel found involved in cases of conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and abuse of office in Rivers State and its environs, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

The Force notes that the actions of the affected officers represent a gross betrayal of the ethics, standards, and professional values of the Nigeria Police Force. The leadership of the Force under the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc (+), NPM, remains resolute in its determination to identify, expose, and remove criminal elements from within the institution, irrespective of rank or position.

Investigations into one of the cases uncovered a criminal syndicate involving serving police officers attached to Zone 16 Headquarters, Yenagoa, namely Inspector Ayanniyi Jelili, Inspector Durojaye Francis, and Inspector Olayemi Titus, who allegedly engaged in armed robbery, kidnapping, and extortion while operating illegal patrols within Port Harcourt. The officers reportedly abducted victims during unlawful stop-and-search operations, forcefully gained access to their banking and cryptocurrency applications, and extorted millions of naira from them.

The investigation led to the arrest of the three officers, while three other accomplices identified as Inspector Awele Ogbogu, Inspector Prosper Aghotor, and Corporal Favour Onwuchekwa are currently at large. Exhibits recovered include three Toyota Sienna buses used for the illegal operations and the sum of ₦7,338,800.00 traced to the criminal activities. Findings further revealed that the suspects operated with firearms and had allegedly carried out similar operations against unsuspecting members of the public within Rivers State.

In a separate investigation, the Force uncovered another criminal syndicate involving officers formerly attached to the Department of Operations, Rivers State Command, namely Inspector John Okoi, Inspector Eyibo Asuquo, Inspector Udo Ndipmong, Inspector Bright Nwachukwu, and Inspector Anele Ikechukwu, who engaged in organised acts of kidnapping, extortion, stealing, and official corruption. The dismissed officers were found to have routinely abducted citizens, extorted money through unlawful transfers from victims’ bank and cryptocurrency accounts, and dispossessed them of valuables while operating under the guise of official patrol duties.

Consequently, the five implicated officers were subjected to orderly room proceedings and dismissed from the Nigeria Police Force, while the case file has been forwarded for prosecution on charges bordering on conspiracy, armed robbery, kidnapping, extortion, official corruption, and related offences.

Members of the public are encouraged to continue reporting cases of police misconduct, abuse of office, extortion, and human rights violations through established complaint channels for prompt investigation and action.

The Nigeria Police Force remains committed to a professional, transparent, accountable, and service-driven policing system firmly rooted in the rule of law and the protection of citizens’ rights.

DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID psc(+) mni
Force Public Relations Officer
Force Headquarters, Abuja


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LSSTF Beefs Up Security With Donation of Bulletproof Vests, Helmets to Lagos Taskforce, Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency 

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The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has donated critical operational equipment, including bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to the Lagos State Taskforce and the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency LNSA, reinforcing ongoing efforts to maintain law, order and public safety across the state.

The donations were presented during separate visits by the Executive Secretary/CEO of LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan alongside with the Director of Admin, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, to the Lagos Taskforce Headquarters in Oshodi and the Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency (LNSA) facility where he also toured operational areas and personnel dormitories of Lagos Taskforce personnel.

At the Lagos Taskforce Headquarters, the security equipment was formally received by the Chairman of the agency, CSP Adetayo Akerele, while the General Manager of the LNSA, Prince Ifalade Oyekan, received the items for his agency. The intervention included the donation of multiple units of ballistic helmets, bulletproof vests aimed at enhancing personnel protection and emergency response capabilities.

Speaking during the presentations, Dr. Ogunsan described the intervention as part of the clear mandate of the LSSTF to provide “equipment, logistics and training for all security agencies operating within Lagos State.”

Referring to the LNSA as a critical state security institution, he said: “They are our own pride. Whatever we need to nurture them, equip them and ensure that they operate to global standards in keeping Lagos safe, we are ready to do it.”

He clarified that the anti-riot equipment was not intended for aggression, but for maintaining public order during protests, civil disturbances and other emergencies. “We are not preparing men for war; we are preparing personnel capable of containing the excesses of miscreants and unruly elements so Lagosians can sleep with their two eyes closed,” he said.

Dr. Ogunsan further emphasized the importance of prioritizing the welfare and safety of security personnel, noting that officers entrusted with protecting society must themselves be adequately protected and valued.

The Chairman of the Lagos Taskforce, CSP Adetayo Akerele, expressed appreciation to LSSTF for the sustained support and strategic investment in security operations, noting that the donation would significantly boost the operational effectiveness, morale and safety of personnel carrying out enforcement duties across the state.

Similarly, Prince Oyekan commended the LSSTF for consistently prioritizing the welfare and preparedness of LNSA personnel, describing the intervention as timely and vital to strengthening community-based security operations and rapid response capacity within Lagos communities.

The visits also witnessed colourful displays by personnel of Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency, with officers of the LNSA fully kitted in the newly donated anti-riot gear, underscoring the growing operational synergy between the LSSTF and security institutions safeguarding Lagos State.

thumbsme:
Op, your topic is either misleading or mischievous.
Where dis she say her parents never beat them?

That's the first thing she started with.
You didn't click to read the link for verification

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My Parents Never Beat My Siblings And I

And I don’t say that lightly, especially in a culture where spanking is often seen as the “normal” way to raise children.

But that was not our story.

We were raised in love, not fear.
In guidance, not violence.
In correction, not intimidation.

And yet, my siblings and I grew up with discipline.
We learned respect.
We learned boundaries, responsibility, and how to carry ourselves well.

Nothing about us came from fear,
but everything was still shaped with intention.

Unpopular opinion, especially in many Nigerian spaces: you don’t have to beat your children to raise them well.

And I am deeply grateful.

Because what my siblings and I received was not fear dressed as parenting;
it was love expressed with wisdom, patience, and consistency.

Even today, I don’t just remember it — I honour it.
Yes, I honour you always, Sir & Ma.
Faith Abiola Oyedepo
Winners Chapel International

I honour how beautifully you raised us 🤍


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Ibas3454:
Police - lawyer collaboration.... Very corrupt corruption.. none is better

O ye of little faith. Why are you doubting?

Lagos NBA Chairman, Human Rights Committee Seek Stronger Police–Lawyers' Collaboration During Courtesy Visit to AIG FCID Annex Lagos

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The Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Lagos Branch, Uchenna Ogunedo Akingbade, alongside the Vice Chairman of the Branch and the Chairman of the Human Rights Committee, James Sonde, on Monday, 12 May 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) Annex, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos, National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP can report.

The visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration between the legal profession and the police in promoting the rule of law, protecting human rights, and enhancing effective justice delivery.

During the engagement, the delegation, comprising members of the NBA Lagos Human Rights Committee and its various sub-committees, introduced the leadership of the committee and sought to establish a structured channel of engagement with the FCID Annex to encourage constructive dialogue and cooperation.

Discussions during the meeting centred on opportunities for collaboration in key areas such as capacity-building initiatives for police officers, improved dialogue on issues affecting the legal profession and the public, protection of suspects’ rights, and strengthening justice delivery through effective investigative, judicial, and forensic processes.

The committee also explored frameworks for coordinated detention and custody visits in line with established police procedures, referral mechanisms for addressing human rights concerns, and possible joint public sensitisation programmes aimed at promoting awareness of citizens’ rights and responsibilities.

Speaking during the engagement, the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of the FCID Annex, AIG Simeon U. Akpanudom psc fdc mspsp MNIM, welcomed the delegation and commended the Nigerian Bar Association for its commitment to advancing justice, promoting the rule of law, and safeguarding citizens’ rights.

He stressed that sustained engagement between the police and key stakeholders in the justice sector remains critical to strengthening accountability, enhancing public trust, and promoting effective policing.

The AIG further reaffirmed the commitment of the Nigeria Police Force, under the leadership of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Riliwan Disu , to people-centred policing. He emphasized the importance of continuous professional training and capacity development for both police officers and legal practitioners in order to enhance compliance with human rights standards and ensure efficient justice delivery.

Both parties expressed their commitment to sustained collaboration and agreed to maintain regular engagements that will further strengthen institutional cooperation in the collective pursuit of peace, security, and justice.

The visit concluded with a group photograph.

E-Signed

ASP Mayegun Aminat ANIPR MNISMA
Police Public Relations Officer
For: Assistant Inspector-General of Police
FCID Annex, Alagbon, Ikoyi, Lagos

12 May 2026


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Lagos

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In a bid to support security agencies with critical operational tools needed to combat emerging security challenges and sustain peace across Lagos, the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) under the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan has donated bulletproof vests and ballistic helmets to the Lagos State Commands of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), further reinforcing its commitment to sustaining safety and stability across the state.

The LSSTF Boss, Dr. Ogunsan formally presented the protective gear to the Comptroller of NIS Lagos Command, Mr. Christopher Olu Onajinrin and the Commandant of NSCDC Lagos State Command, Commandant Adedotun Keshinro, even as he reiterated the Fund’s continuous support for security institutions operating in Lagos. The NSCDC Lagos State Command received 30 units of bulletproof vests and helmets, while the Lagos State Command of the Nigeria Immigration Service received 20 units each of bulletproof vests and helmets.

Expressing their gratitude, the Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Keshinro and Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), Comptroller Olu Onajinrin Lagos commended the LSSTF for the kits which offer a significant boost to personnel safety and operational effectiveness.

Commandant Keshinro described the donation as unprecedented; he seized the opportunity to appreciate the management of LSSTF led by the ES/CEO, Dr. Ogunsan for the unprecedented gesture bestowed on the Civil defence during his visit to the funding agency's headquarters at Alausa Secretariat Ikeja.


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Nigeria has lost one of its most prominent voices in sickle cell advocacy following the passing of Toyin Ibidunni Adesola, the founder of the Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI) whose lifelong commitment to humanity transformed countless lives within the sickle cell community.

Her passing, announced jointly by the Adesola Family, and SAMI, marks the close of a defining chapter in Nigeria’s campaign for greater awareness, improved healthcare, social inclusion, and support for persons living with sickle cell disorder.

For six decades (Sept. 1, 1965 - May 11, 2026), Toyin Adesola lived with sickle cell, standing stoutly at the forefront of advocacy for sickle cell warriors and their families, devoting her life to public enlightenment, counseling, support initiatives, and policy engagement aimed at improving the quality of life for people living with the condition. Through resilience and compassion, she became one of the most respected and recognizable figures in Nigeria’s healthcare advocacy landscape.

As Founder of SAMI, she built an institution that evolved into a beacon of hope and a safe space for countless families navigating the physical, emotional, and social realities of sickle cell disorder. The organisation became widely known for its awareness campaigns, advocacy programmes, support interventions, and efforts aimed at reducing stigma while promoting genotype education and early detection.

Beyond SAMI, her influence resonated strongly across the broader advocacy community. As the longest-serving Chairman of the Coalition of Sickle Cell NGOs, she played a pivotal role in fostering collaboration among advocacy groups and healthcare stakeholders, helping to harmonize a united front on sickle cell issues.

Her extraordinary dedication to the cause earned her admiration across civil society, the medical community, and humanitarian circles, with many affectionately referring to her as the Sickle Cell General, a title that reflected both her courage and her tireless commitment to the struggle for better care and dignity for sickle cell patients.

Associates and members of the advocacy community have continued to pay glowing tributes to her life and legacy, describing her as a compassionate leader, mentor, mobiliser, and a rallying point for the sickle cell community.

In their statement, the Adesola Family and SAMI described her as “a pillar of strength to families battling sickle cell disorder, a source of hope to countless warriors, and a woman whose life embodied service, empathy, and sacrifice.”

The statement added that her enduring legacy would continue to inspire future generations of advocates and humanitarian workers committed to the sickle cell cause. “Though she has departed this world, her voice will continue to resonate through the movement she helped build, the lives she touched, and the hope she gave to thousands.”

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family in the coming days.


Jesus is Lord

ijayalolo:
The person they were traveling together escaped and they later killed the politician (as he don see say na collabo, he just had to go).
Hmmm, somebody say snake get hand inside, na we nor dey see am outside.


Thank you for your attention to this matter

Na GOD dey save us
You have said it all

Dreal1247:
Is Sanwo Oru a Governor or a commissioner?

A commissioned Governor

Gov. Sanwo-Olu Receives AIG Zone 2, AIG Jimoh on Courtesy Visitk; Reaffirms Commitment to Security in Lagos • LSSTF ES, Ogunsan calls for shared commitment to sustaining peace, security 

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The Executive Governor of Lagos State, Gov. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, today Monday 11th May 2026 received the newly deployed Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone 2 Command Headquarters Onikan, AIG Olorundare Moshood Jimoh in the presence of the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund LSSTF, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan and other government officials at the State House, Ikeja.

The high-level courtesy visit focused on strengthening security collaboration, sustaining peace, safety and policing efforts in Lagos and neighboring states including Ogun State under the Zone 2 Command.

The LSSTF CEO, Dr. Ogunsan emphasized the need for a shared commitment to sustaining security, peace and stability in Lagos. The meeting also featured the presentation of souvenirs between Governor Sanwo-Olu and the AIG Zone 2.

Among top police officers present at the meeting were the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani; DC Admin, Zone 2, DCP B.A Mohammed; DCP Hakeem Ajasa; DC Admin, Lagos Police Command, DCP Khan Salihu; ACP Mary Ayim, alongside other police officers.



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Walai:
Op is still living under his parents roof and eating free food, I know his type. A real hustling man in this present economy have no time to notice these things

Those who live in glass house.......
Baba wey dey follow os matter like season film

All Glory to GOD this is what op does among others.
We are in the world, but not of the world.
I also checked enemyofprogress profile among other negative comments, you dey attack church wey Jesus dey build,
Why you no go feel the heat?

AKEM Foundation at 4: How the Ogunsans Turned Parents' Memory into a Social Institution • as 5 Business Start-ups Emerge Winners with Grant Prizes worth over NGN 6 million

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What began four years ago as a heartfelt tribute by four siblings determined to immortalize the values of their late parents has today blossomed into one of the most inspiring family-driven impact initiatives in Lagos.

At the 4th Anniversary of the AKEM Foundation held in Lagos today 9th May, the atmosphere was not merely celebratory; it was visionary and deeply symbolic of what legacy truly means in a society increasingly searching for moral direction and sustainable philanthropy. Founded by Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan alongside his siblings, Abiodun, Aduke, and Folorunsho Ogunsan, the AKEM Foundation was conceived as a living memorial to late Engr. Akinola Ogunsan and Madam Emiola Ogunsan whose passion for education, discipline, enterprise, and compassion shaped not only their children but countless lives around them.

From supporting just four organizations at inception in 2023, to widening its intervention into education, entrepreneurship and business empowerment in 2025, AKEM Foundation has steadily evolved into a structured humanitarian platform touching education, social welfare, enterprise development, youth mentorship, and community transformation. But beyond the grants, scholarships, and empowerment programmes lies the deeper story: the deliberate institutionalization of family values.

In his opening remarks, the Chairman of AKEM Foundation, Dr. Ogunsan recalled his late parents, Engr. Akinola and Mrs. Emiola Ogunsan, "22 years ago, 5th May we lost our mom, Mrs. Emiola and 4 years after, our father died. If one couple dies, except there is no love, that is the day the other couple also dies. I remember how he would tell me 'Ayo look at the time, is it right for a woman to leave home and not be back by now'. I was naive and not well-informed about how to be matured in such circumstances, I will just tell him straight, 'Dad, our mother is dead' It was later that I realized that I should have used wisdom to talk to him, such emotional moments. This is why about 5 years ago, myself and my siblings decided that we must keep this legacy alive having been tutored by these wonderful beings. We are a product of good parenting. The parents we are celebrating today got it right. We are four children and we are all doing what they taught us to do."

On the thrust of the AKEM Foundation, he continued: "One of my parents, my dad is passionate about education and the other, my mother, is passionate about entrepreneurship. So we started this journey by putting our resources together to help people who do have opportunities to progress either academically or sustain their business. It is an open competition, we don't try to influence it. This year, we got 71 applications which were reduced to 46 then to 21 and now 5 finalists. These are young Nigerians not known to us, we have never met them, we just threw the opportunity into the public space and now the first prize winner will go home with NGN1.5million, the second prize is N1.25 Million, the third prize is NGN1 million,the 4th prize is NGN 750,000 and the 5th prize is NGN 500,000"

On his part, the MD/CEO of AKEM Foundation, Mr. Abiodun Ogunsan expanded further on the organizational impact of AKEM Foundation. He said: "We are not just building an organization. We are building hope, transforming lives and shaping a future where no dream is limited by lack of opportunity. Our mission is noted in education, entrepreneurship, and sustainable empowerment to ensure that the youths are equipped to rise above challenges and become catalysts of change in their communities. At AKEM Foundation, we remain committed to creating pathways for growth, dignity, and self-reliance, we believe empowerment is not just about giving. It is about enabling people to stand tall, thrive, and impact others positively."

The five finalists who emerged out of 71 initial applications were physically present at the Anniversary event to pitch their business ideas before a 4-man panel comprising Ezekiel Ishola, manager at Standard Chartered Bank, Prof. Festus Ope Davies, Dr. Wunmi Alabi from LUTH, and Dr. Moses Oladimeji, the LSSTF-CACCOV State Coordinator and an engaging audience with over 300 in attendance. The pitch competition produced Adetolani Amokaye as the First place winner with her grand prize of N1.5 million upgraded to over 2 million by some dignitaries support; Adeola Deborah Agboola emerged 2nd place winner and her NGN 1.25 million was upgraded to almost N2million; the third prize winner Nkechi Gift had her NGN 1 million prize upgraded with immediate 100 orders of her sweet potato products from the Chinese community including access to agricultural products, sales and packaging courtesy Chinese business leader, Madam May Ma; Ekom Gideon Fidelis who came 4th position got 750,000 plus Chinese community support to support his house rental business, and Ajala Tiyinoluwa Busola who emerged 5th position got NGN 500,000 prize.

Dignitaries drawn from the security sector, academia, business community, diplomacy, faith organizations, and civil society converged to celebrate with the Ogunsans include the MD/CEO of First Bank Nigeria Plc, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu; Deputy Chief of Staff to Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Dr. Sam Egube; Patron of AKEM Foundation, AIG Lanre Bankole (retd) and his Wife; Board Member of LSSTF, DIG Agboola Oshodi-Glover (retd); DIG Bode Adeleke (retd) and his Wife, Mrs. Modupe, AIG Hakeem Odumosu (retd).

Others are AIG Zone 2, AIG Olohundare Moshood Jimoh, AIG Force CID Annex Alagbon, AIG Simeon Udofia Akpanudom; Commissioner of Police Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani; Commander, 9 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Brig. Gen. A.O Owolabi; Commander, 651 Base Services Group, Nigerian Air Force, Air Commodore Mohammed Asuekome Imam; Commander, Nigerian Navy Ship, NNS BEECROFT, Naval Base Apapa, Commodore Aiwuyor Adams-Aliu; CP Western Ports Authority Police Command, CP Toyin Agbaminoja; CP Saadat Ismail Rtd; Comptroller, MMIA Command, Nigerian Immigration Service, NIS, Comptroller CC Christopher; General Manager, Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency, Prince (Dr.) Ifalade Oyekan; DCP Bayo Suleiman; DCP Olugbenga Adeoye; DC Admin, Lagos Command, DCP Khan Salihu; ACP Aka Shittu; ACP Mary Ayim; Chief Security Officer, CSO to Governor of Lagos State, CSP Kunle Fagbemi; Commander, RRS Lagos, CSP Shola Jejeloye; DPO Man Center Division, CSP Ayo Elijah; DPO Denton Division, CSP Komolafe Solomon; DPO Lekki, CSP Owoseni; CSP Awe Kayode.

Also present are Founder/CEO, Diamed Hospital Lekki, Dr. Mrs. Abiola Olorede (nee Adebutu); Deputy Leader, Chinese Community, Mrs. May Ma; Territorial Director, South West, National Identity Management Commission, NIMC, Ministry of Interior, Barr. Frank Dix Unuigboje; Founding Director, Centre for Digital Humanities, University of Lagos, (CEDHUL), Prof. Tunde Ope-Davies; Founder, Greenspring School, Mrs. Lai Koiki; MD/CEO, Infinity Paints Int'l Ltd, Pastor Johnson Sehinde; Founder, The Mantle Prayer Ministry, Pastor Isaac Olaomo; Consultant Ophthalmologist, MeCure, Dr. Sunday Alabi; SSA on Infrastructure to Lagos State Governor, Hon. Siji Adegoke; SSA to Lagos State Governor on Students’ Union Affairs – Tertiary Education, Comrade Kappo Olawale among other business and government persons.

In their respective goodwill messages, the dignitaries at the event shared their perspectives on the amazing impact that they have observed that AKEM Foundation is having on the society.

Mr. Sam Egube, the Deputy Chief of Staff to Lagos State Governor - I am excited about the AKEM Foundation because it shows that we can all contribute to society and it does not matter how much or less you are doing as long as you are bringing change. Well-done AKEM Foundation, as you continue to do what you do, we look forward to having others do similar things so that when we connect it all together, it becomes a fresh ocean of very good deeds, changing of lives, and building of enterprises. Thank you very much.'

Further Retired senior law enforcement officers also shared their thoughts.

DIG Bode Adeleke (retd) remarked that 'AKEM Foundation is a brilliant initiative. May everyone contributing to It continue to be blessed. It is good to start something beautiful. I will encourage everyone here to start something no matter how little.'

DIG Agboola Oshodi-Glover (retd) added: 'This kind of foundation is what we need to grow our young ones. I pray that many more people will benefit from this AKEM Foundation. Maybe I will think of starting a foundation myself too.'

The Patron of AKEM Foundation, AIG Lanre Bankole (retd) shared: 'I am very happy to be here today. This is a noble idea, thinking about immortalizing your parents and in the same vein helping the downtrodden to navigate their way in life. Dr. Ayo and siblings I thank you on behalf of all those that have benefited from this initiative and I know it will go from strength to strength.'

AIG Hakeem Odumosu (retd) stated 'I want to thank Dr. Ogunsan and his siblings for doing this. My prayer for them is that they will grow older in good health so that their children and grandchildren will do the same for them.'

AIG Yetunde Longe (retd) said: 'I was here when it all started and I am happy to be here today. I am happy that they have sustained it. This is what we should all strive for, and that is to be able to build a legacy.'

CP Saadat Ismail (retd) added: 'I want to congratulate the Ogunsans for sustaining this Foundation. I pray that God Almighty will continue to bless the family and uplift the foundation.'

Several serving senior law enforcement officers including the military, the Police, paramilitary and other agencies were also in attendance.

Brig Gen A.O Owolabi, Commander of 9 Brigade, Nigerian Army shared: 'I celebrate the Ogunsans and acknowledge what they have done to sustain the legacy of their parents. Their idea is targeting youths in a wonderful way. We should endeavor to key into it with our support.'

Air Commodore Imam, Commander of NAF 651 BSG stated that 'sometimes ago I was discussing with Dr. Ogunsan and I told him that the reason for his success is his humility and Resilience, I have seen the third leg today which is his family. I congratulate them for doing this for our youths especially in this season where capital and mentoring is a challenge. I congratulate the winners.'

Commodore Adams Aliyu, Commander of NNS Beecroft, Nigerian Air Force Apapa shared: 'I am pleasantly surprised that a Nigerian family will initiate this kind of foundation and be consistent. Your parents really impacted you and I will want to say that you have challenged us all. I look forward to seeing more than 5 people getting awards next year when we all put in our support.'

AIG Moshood Jimoh, AIG Zone 2 Onikan shared: 'I have witnessed significant improvement in what AKEM Foundation did last year and now. They have modified and improved upon last year's achievement. Let's not get tired of supporting the AKEM Foundation.'

AIG Simeon Udofia Akpanudom, AIG Force CID Annex Lagos shared: 'We are here because of the legacy of godly parenting and to assert that we are blessed to be a blessing. We appreciate the efforts of the Ogunsans for the society, the lives you have touched are generational. It is awesome.'

CP Fatai Tijani, Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command shared: 'I am not surprised by what I am seeing here because Dr. Ayo Ogunsan who is the chairman of AKEM foundation is an impact-driven person. He impacts the lives of everyone who crosses his path. I pray that this foundation will go from strength to strength.'

CP Toyin Agbaminoja, CP of Western Ports Authority Police Command added: 'I want to congratulate Dr. Ayo Ogunsan and the family for this feat. Thank you for having feelings for the vulnerable in society. This is something I wish to replicate in my family too. I will always support this Foundation.'

Senior Immigration officer, Comptroller Christopher Uzoma, the Comptroller (NIS) Murtala Mohammed International Airport appreciated Dr. Ayo Ogunsan and family 'for all you do for Nigeria. May God continue to bless you. May this Foundation continue to grow from strength to strength.'

Prince Ifalade Oyekan, General Manager of Lagos Neighbourhood Safety Agency, LNSA hailed the family for the idea of AKEM Foundation noting that through the initiative, they are doing remarkably well for the youths in the society.'

From the business community, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu, MD/CEO of First Bank Nigeria Plc indicated that 'the heart that gives is the heart of gold. Everything that we have is useless if we don't give out. We are going back with nothing, and the people will spend the money after us but when we give out on earth, the joy remains. I pray that the Spirit of God will be with this family and joy will perpetually be with them.'

Madam May Ma from the Chinese community added: 'We appreciate the AKEM Foundation for all the good work they do. We will continue to support.'

Dr. Mrs. Abiola Olorede nee Adebutu, Founder Diamed Hospital Lekki, stated: 'Dr. Ayo is someone who amazes me every time because every aspect of life that he enters, he strives to excel there. I pray that the grace of God in the family will not cease.'

The Managing Director/CEO of Infinity Paints Int'l Ltd, Sehinde Johnson stated: 'I see AKEM Foundation as a double edged sword to empower lives and to honor parents. Even after their parents death, the Ogunsans still continue to honor them. I pray that they will be honored themselves.'

Pastor Andrew Umoru prayed heartily for the family, 'I pray that God will continue to protect this family. Those who do good to others have many who pray for them. Because they have been sustaining others, God will sustain them to do more.'

In an era where remembrance ceremonies are often reduced to lavish displays, the Ogunsans have chosen an enduring path to immortalize the memory of their parents into a legacy of social impact. It is affirmed that the Ogunsans will continue to present a transformational narrative rooted in shared purpose, mutual respect, and collective stewardship of legacy.

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LSSTF CEO Ogunsan Pays Courtesy Visits To AIG Zone 2, Applauds AIG Olorundare Jimoh's Policing Leadership Capacity

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The Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, on Friday paid a courtesy visit to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 2 Command, AIG Olohundare Moshood Jimoh, where he lauded his leadership prowess, policing capacity, and excellent service within the Nigeria Police Force.

Speaking during the visit, Dr. Ogunsan commended AIG Jimoh, the immediate past Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, for what he described as remarkable successes recorded in the state, particularly in sustaining peace, strengthening visible policing and improving public confidence in security operations.

He praised the strategic deployment of officers and operational assets across Lagos, noting that the enhanced visibility of patrol vehicles and personnel significantly contributed to crime prevention and rapid response within the metropolis.

The LSSTF boss also applauded AIG Jimoh for the achievements recorded since assuming duty at Zone 2 Command Onikan, describing his leadership style as proactive, reform-driven and aligned with the evolving security realities of the country.

According to him, the AIG’s efforts have continued to complement the ongoing reforms being championed by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, towards building a more professional, accountable and people-oriented Police Force.

On his part, the AIG of Zone 2, AIG Olohundare Jimoh thanked the LSSTF CEO for paying him the august visit which is coming less than 3 months since his assumption of office at the Zonal Command. He appreciated Dr. Ogunsan for the relationship forged during his tenure as Lagos CP and urged him to extend invaluable strategic contributions to the Zone 2 covering Lagos and Ogun state commands.

The AIG presented a souvenir to the visiting LSSTF boss, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan in appreciation of his towering status in the security administration and leadership.

Dr Ogunsan reaffirmed the commitment of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund LSSTF to supporting security agencies through strategic partnerships and sustainable interventions aimed at ensuring safer communities across Lagos and beyond.


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PIN. ✅
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BVN. ✅
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Lagos CP Tijani Appoints LSSTF ES/CEO, Ogunsan as Member, Civilian Oversight Board for newly formed Violent Crimes Response Unit, VCRU


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For his enduring contributions to security and public safety in Lagos State, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, has been appointed as a member of the newly constituted Civilian Oversight Board for the Lagos State Police Command’s Violent Crime Response Unit (VCRU).

The appointment, conveyed in an official letter signed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, DC Admin, DCP Khan Salihu, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, CP Tijani Olayiwola Fatai, forms part of the ongoing reform initiatives of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, aimed at repositioning the Nigeria Police Force for greater professionalism, transparency and public trust.

According to the Command, Dr Ogunsan’s appointment is expected to strengthen accountability, community participation, strategic engagement, and credible civilian oversight of operations of the new policing unit across Lagos.

The appointment letter indicated that the move “comes as part of the ongoing reforms of the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, aimed at repositioning the Nigeria Police Force.”

The Command noted that Dr. Ogunsan’s appointment “is expected to strengthen transparency, accountability and public trust in policing through credible civilian oversight.”

The Police further praised the LSSTF boss for his track record in security advocacy and development, stating that “your distinguished contributions to security initiatives and public safety development makes you a valuable addition to the Board.”

The letter added that his “experience and insight in security will contribute immensely to enhanced oversight, accountability and strategic engagement between the Police and the public,” expressing confidence that his participation “will significantly strengthen the Board’s mandate and impact.”

A respected security strategist and corporate leader, Dr. Ogunsan has played pivotal roles in advancing community policing and security partnerships in Lagos over the years. He is a Patron of the Lagos State Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) and also previously Chaired the Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV), where he championed youth advocacy, crime prevention and citizen participation in security governance.

Under his leadership, the LSSTF has remained a critical support institution for security agencies in Lagos, providing logistics, operational support and strategic interventions that have significantly boosted crime-fighting capacity in the state.

LSSTF Launches Intelligence Unit; as ES/CEO, Ogunsan Announces Messaging-Only Security Tips Lines 0911 019 5555 & 0916 201 1179 for Lagosians to Provide Informations, Videos, Pictures Evidences

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In a rapidly expanding megacity like Lagos, intelligence gathering is fast becoming the backbone of effective policing. Assisted by modern security frameworks such as CCTVs, phone cameras, Ray-Bans, and so on, modern intelligence doesn't rely on the surveillance boots of law enforcement officers on the streets, but on the active participation of citizens who serve as the eyes and ears within communities. Timely, credible information can mean the difference between prevention and response, disruption and damage.

It is against this backdrop that the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, (LSSTF) under the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan has stepped forward with a strategic intervention aimed at bridging the gap between the public and security agencies. Recognising the challenges many residents face in relaying actionable intelligence, the Fund has introduced its first of it kind LSSTF Intelligence Unit with dedicated phone numbers that will serve Messaging-Only purposes so as to harness grassroots information in video, picture, and audio messaging formats and promptly channel them to the appropriate security agencies, thereby strengthening the state’s overall security architecture.

At a press conference held today at the LSSTF's Headquarters, Alausa Secretariat Ikeja, the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, formally announced the establishment of the LSSTF Intelligence Unit, describing it as a significant milestone in the collective effort to safeguard lives and property. “Today marks a significant step forward in our collective commitment to safeguarding lives and property across Lagos State,” Ogunsan said. 

“The Lagos State Security Trust Fund is establishing an Intelligence Unit dedicated to receiving security-related information from members of the public and ensuring its timely transmission to relevant security agencies.”

Central to this initiative are two dedicated Security Tip Lines - 0911 019 5555 and 0916 201 1179 - through which residents can submit information. 

According to Ogunsan, the platform is structured to encourage the flow of actionable intelligence while maintaining a high standard of confidentiality and professionalism. “We are pleased to formally announce that this information will be collected through the LSSTF Security Tip Lines,” he stated, emphasizing that the initiative is designed to “strengthen collaboration between the public and security agencies through actionable intelligence.”

He underscored the critical role of citizens in the security ecosystem, noting that while security agencies remain at the forefront of maintaining law and order, their effectiveness is greatly enhanced by credible information from the public.

“Security is a shared responsibility,” he said. “While our security agencies continue to work tirelessly to maintain peace and order, the role of citizens in providing credible information cannot be overstated.”

Ogunsan explained that the Intelligence Unit leverages technology to make reporting easier and more impactful. “Through these platforms, individuals can submit information, photographs, and video recordings relating to security concerns within their communities. This initiative leverages the power of technology and citizen participation to enhance situational awareness and support more informed decision-making by relevant authorities.”

He was, however, quick to clarify the operational scope of the tip lines. “It is important to clearly state that the LSSTF Security Tip Lines are not emergency response lines. They are designed strictly for information gathering, analysis, and strategic security planning,” he said, urging residents to continue using established emergency channels when immediate intervention is required.

Addressing concerns about misuse, the LSSTF boss issued a firm warning against the submission of false or misleading information. “It is critical to emphasize that the effectiveness of this initiative depends largely on the quality and integrity of the information received. We strongly urge all users of the platform to ensure that any material submitted is clear, accurate, and verifiable.” He added, “Let me be unequivocal that any malicious use of this platform, including the submission of false, misleading, or fabricated information, will not be tolerated. Such actions undermine security efforts and may have serious consequences.”

Providing further insight during a question-and-answer session, Ogunsan clarified that the initiative is not intended to duplicate the functions of existing security agencies, but rather to complement them.

“We are not trying to take the job of Command and Control Centre or other agencies; it is a support from us as an interventionist agency,” he explained. “We don’t just want to give vehicles alone; we want to intervene in things like this for those who are trying to reach out to security agencies but are not able to do so.”

He also highlighted a unique feature of the platform. “It is a no-call number. It’s just video messages and pictures to serve as evidence. When we get the information, we filter them out and send to appropriate agencies for immediate actions. We feel they will listen to us more because they know that a lot is at stake.”

Reassuring the public, Ogunsan stressed that all credible information would be handled with utmost discretion. “We assure the public that all credible information received through the LSSTF Security Tip Lines will be handled with the highest level of confidentiality and professionalism,” he said, noting that measures are in place to protect the identity of informants.

Describing the initiative as a partnership-driven approach to security, he concluded: “This initiative represents a partnership between government, security agencies, and the people. Together, we can build a safer, more secure Lagos where vigilance is collective, and response is strategic and effective.”

With the launch of the Intelligence Unit, LSSTF is not only reinforcing its traditional role as a provider of operational support, but also positioning itself as a critical enabler of intelligence-led policing in Lagos.


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As part of the ongoing efforts to reform the police, the Inspector General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu today hold strategic meeting with the Honourable Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa alongside other Stakeholders on the establishment of a new Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) campus in Ogun State. 

In a press statement e-signed and released to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers, NAOSNP by the Force Public Relations Department stated that, "In a major move toward reforming police education, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, held a high-level strategic meeting at the Federal Ministry of Education today, Monday, May 4, 2026. The main goal of the meeting was to officially establish a new Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC) campus in Ogun State, along with a comprehensive plan to upgrade and secure accreditation for the 42 Police Colleges nationwide."

According to the statement, "The meeting was hosted by the Honourable Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa, and the Honourable Minister of State for Education, Dr. Suwaiba Said Ahmad. The attendance of former IGP Kayode Egbetokun (Rtd) and other key stakeholders highlighted the importance and national significance of these educational reforms."

"Key topics covered included infrastructure development and collaboration with the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) to ensure the construction of modern facilities. Stakeholders also coordinated with the National Universities Commission (NUC) for thorough resource verification to meet accreditation standards, with a clear timeline set for the Ogun State campus to be fully operational in the 2026 academic session."

"IGP Disu reaffirmed the Force's dedication to professional excellence, emphasizing that transforming these institutions is essential for building a modern, service-oriented police force. He stated that by combining academic rigor with tactical operational training, the Nigeria Police Force will produce officers ready to address today’s security challenges with the highest level of integrity."

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From Passion to Impact: Sickle Cell NGO, SAMI Celebrates Volunteers at 2026 Retreat, Rallies Nigerians to Donate to #1kforSickle Campaign

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[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

In an era where relevance is often attached to momentary gains, foremost health nonprofit, Sickle Cell Advocacy and Management Initiative (SAMI) held its Volunteer Retreat and Awards Ceremony 2026 to spotlight the values of sustained purpose, service, compassion, sacrifice, and discipline. The ceremony, held in Lagos on Saturday 25th April 2026, brought together a remarkable corps of volunteers whose quiet, consistent efforts have shaped lives in ways statistics often fail to capture. It also created the perfect space for reflection while boldly charting the path forward for the sickle cell NGO founded by nonprofit leader, Toyin Adesola in 2008.

During the event, a 10million naira crowdfunding campaign tagged #1kforSickle to encourage Nigerians to give a minimum of ₦1,000 to support the organization's effort was launched. Also, 11 award categories were presented to capture the impact of individuals from various spheres of influence who have supported SAMI over the years. These include haematologists, medical doctors, nurses, laboratory scientists, educators, entrepreneurs, IT experts, media executives, and emerging young professionals in different sectors.

The event had 4 top speakers including polymath and Founder of Immerse Coaching Company, Debola Deji Kurunmi; clinical psychologist, Sheriff Ajibola Moshobalaje; leadership expert, Director Oluwatoyin Banjo; and co-founder of 9ijakids, Mrs. Titi Adewusi, to forge the awareness of a greater responsibility for impact to the sickle cell community and humanity at large.

Delivering one of the most compelling sessions of the Retreat, Debola Deji-Kurunmi challenged the volunteers to rethink their personal growth as a fundamental aspect of their influence to SAMI, family, and community. Deploying the five empires of self-leadership, she emphasized the need for self-mastery, self-direction, self-drive, self-influence, and self-expansion. "It is when you lead yourself well that you can serve others better and advance the mission” she asserted.

Noting that "SAMI is moving forward from being a founder-led NGO to a legacy-led institution", the highly sought corporate trainer fondly called DDK, encouraged the volunteers to move from consumer mindset to creator mindset, bring forward their original ideas, make more suggestions, and become more solution-oriented.

From a psychological standpoint, Mr. Sheriff Ajibola Moshobalaje brought a refreshing depth to the conversation, focusing on the inner life of a volunteer. His session provided a vital reminder that emotional balance, life satisfaction, and a sense of purpose and fulfillment are hallmarks of a successful life.

He addressed the emotional impact as well as the toll that social media could play on mental health, advocating for self-awareness and introspection as critical components for mental resilience and sustainable impact. He highlighted that a state of positive mental health will encompass "emotional, psychological, and social well-being that focuses on how we feel, how we function, and the knowledge that we are separate from our problems."

Speaking to the heart of volunteering, Mrs. Titi Adewusi delivered a powerful message focused on Why Team Spirit Matters to Building Trust and Credibility for a Nonprofit. Drawing largely from real stories, she challenged the volunteers to see their opportunities to serve the SAMI mission not only when they show up physically but in everything. Her insights served as a rallying call for volunteers, even as she officially launched the #1kforSickle crowdfunding campaign.

In a stirring address on leadership and influence, Director Toyin Banjo underscored the responsibility that comes with the privilege of leading within volunteer ecosystems. She centered her discussion on the 8 Pillars of M.O.B.I.L.I.Z.E. which are the principles of "motivate with meaning, orient and onboard, build belonging, invest in them, lead by example, inspire through impact, zoom in on zeal, and empower and entrust." Her remarks provided a unique perspective into volunteering and urged leadership of the nonprofit to renew their commitment to continually pour into the development of its most valuable human resource team.

The Communication Officer of the health nonprofit, Abayomi Oyelami noted that the SAMI Volunteer Retreat & Awards Ceremony was to "honour the passion, sacrifice, and invisible work shaping lives in the sickle cell community, as well as to be a space for growth, learning, and renewed purpose."

He indicated that Nigerians who wish to donate to the ongoing #1kforSickle campaign can donate via: A/c name: SAMI 500 by 1M Campaign, GTB - 0208883097 or use the online channels found on the official promotional materials.

The SAMI Volunteer Retreat and Awards Ceremony drew to a close with a collective call for volunteers to awaken to a higher order of service, where compassion and goodwill is matched with skill and excellence.



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How such threads make it to the front page needs to be studied at HAVARD.

Meanwhile some front page worthy threads are out there in various sections begging to be pushed to the FP.

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To Boost Operational Capacity

Psalm 150:6 KJV‬
[6] Let every thing that hath breath Praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD

The Lagos State Security Trust Fund has reinforced its commitment to strengthening security operations with the presentation of 80 anti-riot kits to the Rapid Response Squad Lagos.

The kits were formally handed over on behalf of the Executive Secretary/CEO, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, by the Director of Administration, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, to the Deputy Commander of RRS, SP Ayo Oyebade on behalf of the RRS Commander, CSP Shola Jejeloye.

In his brief remarks, Mr. Lewis reiterated the Trust Fund’s continued support for security agencies in Lagos, noting that the provision of modern operational gear remains critical to effective policing and crowd control.

The donation is expected to enhance the capacity of the RRS in managing civil disturbances and maintaining public order, further contributing to the safety and security of residents across Lagos State.