The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, has deployed a total of 2,250 personnel across Lagos Sate to ensure adequate security during the Easter celebrations.
In Lagos State, 2,250 officers and men have been stationed at worship centres, recreational parks, and other strategic locations, to guarantee a peaceful and incident-free festive period.
The Lagos State Commandant of the Corps, Adedotun Keshinro, said the operation is aimed at safeguarding lives and property, as well as protecting critical national assets and infrastructure across the state.
He reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to ensuring the safety of residents and securing vital installations in all sectors of the economy.
Speaking during a meeting with senior officers, including management staff, area commanders, divisional officers, and heads of tactical and counter-terrorism units at the Command headquarters in Alausa, Keshinro disclosed that operational strategies had been strengthened to curb criminal activities and prevent vandalism before, during, and after the celebrations.
He added that the Lagos Command would work closely with other security agencies to achieve effective coordination and maintain public safety throughout the festive period.
Keshinro urged officers and personnel to remain proactive and committed to securing key locations such as oil pipelines, public facilities, places of worship, parks, and other sensitive points across the state.
According to him, the Command has also intensified intelligence gathering, surveillance operations, and patrol activities, while deploying specialised units, including the Special Female Squad and Quick Intervention Squad, to respond swiftly to any security threats.
He assured residents that both physical and intelligence-driven strategies have been put in place to ensure comprehensive security coverage throughout the Easter period.
The Commandant congratulated Christians on the celebration and called on them to reflect the virtues of love, sacrifice, humility, and tolerance, which define the Easter season.
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