CP Olohundare Jimoh Applauds DC Akinbisehin, State CID for Professionalism and Innovation in Policing
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, has lauded the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Yaba, Dayo Akinbisehin, and his team for their dedication to duty, innovation, and adherence to ethical policing standards.
The commendation came during CP Jimoh’s official visit to the SCID facility at Panti, where he was warmly received by DC Akinbisehin and introduced to senior officers and management personnel. The visit included an inspection of several recovered stolen vehicles, a testament to the department’s effectiveness under DC Akinbisehin’s leadership.
In his welcome address, DC Dayo Akinbisehin expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Commissioner for his ongoing support and mentorship.
“We are profoundly grateful for your guidance and professionalism, sir. The successes we have recorded in recent months are largely due to the standard of leadership you continue to exemplify,” DC Akinbisehin stated.
Reacting, CP Jimoh applauded the competence and integrity demonstrated by officers of the State CID in managing and resolving complex criminal cases.
“I commend the efforts and dedication of the State CID officers. Your handling of high-profile cases has brought pride to this command,” he remarked.
CP Jimoh also took note of the department’s infrastructural improvements and the newly installed tributes honoring the Inspector General of Police, Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun.
“This new look reflects the professionalism and respect we must uphold within the Nigerian Police Force. I encourage you all to stay committed to the ethical standards enshrined in the Police Act,” he added.
As part of the engagement, DC Akinbisehin made strategic requests to further enhance operational efficiency and capacity building within the department. He emphasized the need for continued investment in tools and personnel training to sustain their performance.
Concluding the event, CP Jimoh reiterated a strong message on the use of firearms by officers. He emphasized the principles of Proportionality, Legality, Accountability, and Necessity (PLAN) as critical to maintaining public trust and lawful conduct in police operations.
“Let us not forget that every action we take while armed must be justified and guided by these fundamental principles,” CP Jimoh advised.
The visit marks a significant moment in ongoing efforts to improve community policing and internal accountability within the Lagos State Police Command.
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