In response to the proposed protest by public transport drivers in Lagos scheduled for Monday, November 13, the Lagos Police Command convened a meeting with key stakeholders. The meeting, attended by representatives from the Lagos State Government, Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), and the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), aimed to address the concerns raised by commercial drivers.<\/p>\n
The meeting, according to a statement by SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the Lagos Police spokesperson, critically examined pertinent issues and concerns brought forward by the commercial drivers. Stakeholders, after thorough deliberations, reached an agreement to collaborate and ensure compliance with all traffic laws by transporters. The meeting also aimed to address any excesses by law enforcement officers within the state.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, the statement highlighted that the NURTW, on Sunday night, agreed to participate in a larger meeting scheduled for today. The attendees at the meeting included Deputy Commissioners of Police Waheed Ayilara (SCID), Fatai Tijani (Operations), Khan Salihu (Administration), Commander Rapid Response Squad (RRS) \u2013 CSP Yinka Egbeyemi, Commander Taskforce \u2013 CSP Shola Jejeloye, among others. Representatives from the Lagos State Government and LASTMA were also present.<\/p>\n
The statement reassured Lagosians that the Lagos State Police Command has made adequate deployments to prioritize their safety and security. The public was encouraged to go about their lawful duties without fear of harassment or intimidation, emphasizing the commitment of law enforcement to maintain order and address the concerns of the transport sector.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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