Lagos Police Reassure Commuters of Security on Third Mainland Bridge, Urge Reporting of Suspicious Activities

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The Lagos State Police Command has addressed concerns regarding the alleged absence or involvement of police officers with criminal activities on the Third Mainland Bridge and other key roads across the state, as reported by a local newspaper.

In a statement, the Command confirmed that police officers are stationed and patrolling these areas round-the-clock, utilizing both patrol vehicles and bikes. The presence of officers at these strategic locations is intended to ensure the safety of commuters and swiftly respond to any incidents.

Commuters are encouraged to utilize the visible police presence and promptly report any suspicious or criminal activities, particularly emergencies, using the following emergency numbers: 09168631001, 09168631002, 09168631003, 09168631004, 08065154338, and 08063299264.

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, CP Adegoke Fayoade, reassured both residents and visitors that the security of all individuals in Lagos remains a top priority. He emphasized the Command’s commitment to maintaining the safety and peace of the state at all times, urging citizens to cooperate by reporting any incidents that could threaten public safety.


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