The Lagos Police Command has issued a warning ahead of the nationwide protest set to begin on Monday, urging participants to avoid disrupting the free flow of traffic. In a statement by the command's spokesman, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, Commissioner of Police Adegoke Fayoade emphasized that anyone or group found impeding the rights of others would face legal consequences.
Assuring law-abiding residents of safety, the statement noted that measures had been implemented to protect both individuals and their properties. It also promised a peaceful environment for citizens to carry out their lawful activities, with provisions made for unobstructed traffic flow.
The police expressed concerns that the planned protest could disrupt commercial activities and traffic flow. They reiterated their commitment to upholding the rights of all citizens, emphasizing the importance of respecting freedom of movement and human dignity.
Commissioner Adegoke urged peaceful conduct from all Lagosians and assured them of adequate security measures. He encouraged citizens to go about their daily activities without fear, emphasizing the deployment of security assets to ensure their safety.
