By Our Reporter
A newly appointed Commissioner of Police, Mr. Fatai Tijani has assumed duty in Lagos State, pledging to introduce reforms anchored on accountability, professionalism, and improved service delivery.
The police chief assured residents that his administration would prioritise transparency and responsible policing, while working to rebuild public trust in the force.
He emphasised the need for discipline among officers, warning that misconduct and unprofessional behaviour would not be tolerated under his watch. The CP noted that ensuring accountability within the command would remain a central focus of his leadership.
The new commissioner also promised to strengthen collaboration with stakeholders, including community leaders and civil society groups, to enhance security and promote community-based policing.
According to him, reforms would be driven by respect for human rights, adherence to the rule of law, and improved operational standards across the command.
He further assured residents that complaints against officers would be taken seriously, with appropriate measures in place to address grievances and sanction erring personnel.
The CP reiterated his commitment to repositioning the command for better performance, stressing that effective policing requires both public cooperation and institutional integrity.