The Lagos State Police Command has announced plans to commence a statewide enforcement operation targeting vehicles with concealed, altered, unauthorised, obscured or missing registration number plates beginning Monday.
The directive was disclosed in a statement issued on Sunday by the command’s spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi.
According to Adebisi, the exercise is in line with the directive of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, and is aimed at strengthening public safety and security across the state.
She explained that the initiative is intended to curb criminal activities by preventing individuals from hiding their identities through the use of improperly displayed vehicle registration plates.
Adebisi stated that the Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Fatai Tijani, had instructed all police formations in the state to ensure strict implementation of the directive.
“The Commissioner of Police has directed all Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers to begin immediate enforcement and ensure full compliance within their respective jurisdictions.
“He further ordered that any vehicle found in violation of the directive should be impounded and subjected to appropriate investigation in accordance with existing laws and established procedures,” she said.
The police spokesperson stressed that the operation is not designed to inconvenience law-abiding residents but to enhance crime prevention, facilitate the identification of suspects and improve overall security.
She advised motorists, transport operators and fleet managers to ensure that their vehicles are fitted with valid, officially issued and clearly visible registration number plates at all times.
Adebisi also urged vehicle owners to keep all relevant documentation
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