Lagos police boost school security, deny attack threats
The Lagos State Police Command has reassured residents that there is no credible intelligence suggesting any imminent attack on schools in the state. This follows widespread concern after a notice allegedly warned of plans by bandits to abduct schoolchildren. SP Abimbola Adebisi stated that enhanced security measures have been activated across strategic locations. Commissioner of Police Tijani Fatai has directed immediate action to protect schools and maintain public peace.
What happened
- The police dismissed rumours of an imminent attack on Lagos schools, calling the threats unverified.
- SP Abimbola Adebisi said the Command is treating all security concerns seriously and urged the public to remain calm.
- Commissioner of Police Tijani Fatai ordered immediate security assessments and deployment of personnel to schools and critical infrastructure.
- The Command warned that any attempt to disrupt public peace will be decisively dealt with according to the law.
- Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activities and support security agencies in safeguarding the community.
