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Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday, unveiled body-worn cameras for security agencies in the effort to enhance security and safety in the state.

Speaking during the unveiling ceremony, at Lagos House, Ikeja, Sanwo-Olu said that the use of the cameras would improve transparency and accountability in the activities of law enforcement agencies.

He said that the devices would help to put the state government in a better position to respond to security challenges in real time.

The governor also approved a mass training for the state’s law enforcement personnel on the use of the body worn cameras, ahead of the deployment of the digital tools for security operations across the state.

“The three-day training, to begin in May, will be facilitated by the Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI), headed by Prince Falade Oyekan.

“After the training, all state-funded law enforcement officers would be inaugurated to wear body cameras for their operations,” he said.

He further explained that provision of adequate security is a key pillar of the administration’s T.H.E.M.E.S. agenda.

”Lagos State has strategically set the pace among other states in Nigeria to launch the use of body-worn cameras by law enforcement officers.

”The security challenges in different parts of the country are worrisome, but with proactive action, the use of modern technological tools, and a mix of well-trained and intelligent officers, we will successfully combat many of these challenges.

”With body-worn cameras, our law enforcement officers are better equipped to protect lives and properties, thereby, making Lagos safer for us all.

”I am hopeful that all officers will optimise the cameras that will be assigned to them for the furtherance of justice and improvement of the law enforcement process.

”Our government will continue to prioritise the welfare of our law enforcement officers whose pivotal efforts we acknowledge in the entrenchment of a safe city,” Sanwo-Olu added.

lacruz12:
Lost my job yesterday

I will go through this

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has elected a Ghanaian professor, Ato Essuman, its 20th chairman.

The election took place during the 69th meeting of Council held virtually from March 22-26.

A statement by the Head of Public Affairs, WAEC, Mr. Abiodun Adukoju, noted that Essuman takes over from Mr. Baboucarr Bouy from the Gambia for three years.

The top three performers out of 2,122,844 in the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) West African region were also honoured.

The trio, all from Ghana, included- Master Cecil Tetteh Kumah (first); Master Godfred Aseda Obeng (second); and Miss Afua Manukure Ansah.

thatthickgurl:
I've rejected close to six jobs

Four because of distance

One wanted me to relocate within 3 days

One wanted a person that would work like a donkey for meagre pay; 6 days a week, 14 hours per day

Hassanmaye:
It happens in Ghana he didn't change anything, what happened to messages transferred from whasapp to whasapp you don't believe because someone shared it?? Don't you shared things on whatsapp

oluwatosink:
The body is the temple of God, and the Spirit of God dwelleth in you.

7 Important Things You should never do with your Body.

1) You should never commit fornications in your heart or body

2) You should never worship or eat things presented to idols

3) You should never lust or love the things in the world.

4) You should never be Unrighteous on earth

5) You should never commit sexual immorality.

6) You should never be drunk in wine taking cigarettes , indian hemps etc

7) You should never make any cutting on your flesh, body piercing, tattoos and putting things that don't glorify God


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