Stakeholders have commended the improved security situation across Sango-Ota and neighbouring communities following the operational successes recorded under Operation KOSAYE, an initiative of the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu.
Olota of Ota, Oba Adeyemi Obalanlege Ekun 11, gave the commendation during the visit of the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, CP Bode Ojajuni, to the Sango-Ota Area Command, where he attributed the decline in criminal activities along the Ogun-Lagos border to the sustained implementation of the special security operation.
He added that Operation KOSAYE had significantly reduced criminal activities along the Ogun-Lagos border, just as its impact had been felt in another neighbouring State of Oyo, as criminals could not make the State their safe haven.
On his part, CP Bode Ojajuni said the special operation force had successfully worked to apprehend and neutralise several criminal suspects, while sustained operations were still ongoing across the affected areas
He added that the relative peace being enjoyed in Sango-Ota was a testament to the effective collaboration among the Nigeria Police Force as well as other security agencies and members of the public.
“The Sango-Ota that we expected to be volatile has remained peaceful and secured. This is a clear indication that the Police, sister security agencies and members of the community have continued to work together to safeguard lives and property,” he stated.
The commissioner called on residents to sustain their support for security agencies through timely and credible intelligence sharing, stressing that community participation remained indispensable to effective policing.
He also
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