RRS, LNSC, Taskforce receive LSSTF operational support
The Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) has reinforced its commitment to strengthening frontline security operations with the presentation of One operational patrol vehicle and a total of Two thousand, two hundred and fifty (2,250) raincoats to three key security agencies in Lagos State.
This comprises the Rapid Response Squad (RRS), the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Corps (LNSC) and the Lagos State Taskforce.
Representing the Executive Secretary of the agency, Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan, at the presentation ceremony held at the funding agency’s headquarters in Alausa-Secretariat, the Director of Administration, LSSTF, Mr. Adegbola Lewis, presented one operational patrol vehicle and 1,000 raincoats to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the Lagos State Police Command.
The items were received on behalf of the Commander, RRS, CSP Shola Jejeloye, by the Administrative Officer of the Squad, DSP Saka Ayodele. Also present were the Station Officer, ASP Oladele Ajayi, and the Commander’s Personal Assistant, Inspector Dan Idris.
The LSSTF also donated 1,000 raincoats to the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Corps (LNSC) to enhance the effectiveness of its officers in carrying out community-based surveillance and public safety operations during the rainy season. Receiving the items on behalf of the General Manager, Prince Ifalade Oyekan was the Deputy Director, Operations and Monitoring, Mr. Ajao Lateef, alongside the Deputy Director of Operations, Mr. Nurudeen Rasak, and the Principal Finance and Accounts Officer, Mr. Ogunseyin Oluwole.
In addition, the Fund presented 250 raincoats to the Lagos State Taskforce, further supporting the agency’s enforcement and environmental security operations across the state. The items were received on behalf of the Chairman, CSP Adetayo Akerele was the Operations Officer at Lagos Taskforce, SP Adewale Adeyemi.
Speaking through his representative, Dr. Ogunsan reaffirmed the LSSTF’s resolve to provide sustained logistical support to security agencies, noting that effective security requires not only modern equipment but also the welfare and operational preparedness of personnel working on the frontlines.
The presentation forms part of the Fund’s broader strategy of complementing the Lagos State Government’s security agenda through strategic investments in mobility, protective gear, technology and capacity building.
