The Lagos assembly charges the security agencies to double the efforts in the fight against the unbelievers

Recognizing that the scrolly extortion scourge by the unbelievers in the streets of Lagos was increasing, the Chamber of the Lagos state assembly invited the police commissioner, the CP Olohunda Moshood Jimoh and the other security agencies to intensify intelligence with the latest safety buildings, increase the surveillance of blacks through the metropolitan metropolitan metropolis rehabilitates them.

Hon. Sanni Okanlawon (representing the electoral college of Kosofe 1) launched the alarm to the plenary Tuesday 6 May, based on the “subject of urgent public importance”. “The illegal extortion of blocked and innocent motorists by unbelievers remains an increasing concern that requires urgent attention. No one on the streets of Lagos is immune to their activities. If left uncontrolled, it could make the state insecure.” He painted several unpleasant scenarios of how street curls operately operate, which described as unacceptable and asked for urgent intervention to protect road users.

Support the motion, Hon. Kehinde Joseph (Electoral of Alimosho II) observed that this particular tendency threatens the safety and mental health of road transport in the state. Hon. Desmond Elliot (Surulere Collegioncy 1) confirmed this and underlined the need for active surveillance by the safety agencies.
He also suggested the involvement of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), observing that many of the offenders act under the influence of illegal substances.

Likewise, Hon. Aro Moshood (Ikorodu Elegance II) urged the police commissioner to establish a tactical team dedicated mainly to the monitoring of the roads because “the time has come that the government took the bull from the horns”.
Praise Hon. Okanlawon for moving the motion, Hon. Adebola Shabi (Lagos Mainland Collity 2) said that the presidents of the local government play a huge role in the fight against this threat.
Effective strategies, he added, must be designed by recommending the installation of circuit cameras closed in the identified black spots.

However, Hon. OBAFEMI Saheed (Electoral College of Kosofe 2) revealed that the government has heavily invested safely through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, LSSTF and, therefore, should not sit and look at the unbelievers to take the city.

Speaker of the Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Mudashu Obasa, he praised the Hon. Okanlawon and the legislators who contributed robust to the debate. He said the police and other security agencies, including the Lagos Neighborhood Safety Corps (LNSC), must collaborate to ensure that Lagos remains safe for residents, commuters and visitors.