Lagos police assured citizens that they have deployed operatives across the states to forestall any breakdown of law and order that may arise from the purported Okada protest.
Eberechi Obinagwam
The Lagos State Police Command has urged residents not to panic over the alleged plan by commercial motorbike riders to disrupt activities in the state on June 1 over the ban on the Operation.
In a signed statement by the Command’s Spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin stated that “The attention of the Lagos State Police Command has been drawn to a panic-laced message making the rounds on social media purporting that motorcycle riders in the state have concluded plans to disrupt social and commercial activities in Lagos State from June 1, 2022, in protest of the ban on the use of motorcycles within six LGAs in Lagos State.”
According to the statement, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Abiodun Alabi assured all Lagosians that all necessary human, material and operational resources have been deployed across the state to forestall any breakdown of law and order that may arise from the Okada protest.
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“A carefully drafted security architecture, resulting from a detailed crime mapping of the state has been emplaced across the length and breadth of the state. In addition, all Area Commanders, Divisional Police Officers, and tactical commanders have been placed on red alert towards any eventuality.”
CP Alabi, therefore, enjoins all residents of Lagos State to go about their lawful businesses without fear of harassment or intimidation before, during, and after the touted date for the purported Okada protest, as officers and men of the Command are fully on top of the situation.
