
New Era in Lagos: Jimoh Moshood Becomes Police Chief
Jimoh Moshood has officially assumed his role as the 41st Commissioner of Police for Lagos State. In his inaugural address at the police headquarters in Ikeja, he emphasized a commitment to reducing crime and enhancing public safety. Moshood outlined plans to collaborate closely with government entities and residents to ensure a secure environment conducive to business and daily life. He also highlighted the importance of proactive crime prevention strategies and strengthening partnerships with other security agencies.
Before this appointment, Moshood served in various capacities, including as the Force Public Relations Officer and Commissioner of Police for the Ports Authority in the Eastern Ports. His extensive experience in law enforcement is expected to bring a renewed focus on operational efficiency and community engagement within the Lagos State Police Command.
The Police Service Commission (PSC) announced Moshood’s appointment amid ongoing leadership challenges within the Lagos State House of Assembly, underscoring the critical need for stable and effective policing in Nigeria’s economic hub.
For more insights into Commissioner Moshood’s vision and plans for Lagos State, you can watch his recent press briefing: