By Kayode Olopade
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Tijani Olayiwola Fatai, has warned that cultism continues to pose a serious threat to public safety, often resulting in violence, loss of lives, and disruption of peace within communities.
Speaking on the growing concern, the police boss urged residents to remain vigilant and play an active role in curbing cult-related activities across the state. He stressed the need for collective responsibility in ensuring safer neighborhoods.
CP Tijani called on members of the public to discourage youths and others from engaging in cultism, noting that early intervention and awareness could help prevent avoidable tragedies.
He also appealed to residents to promptly report any suspicious movements or activities to the police, assuring that the Command remains fully committed to safeguarding lives and property.
The Commissioner reaffirmed the Lagos State Police Command’s resolve to sustain efforts aimed at tackling cultism and other criminal activities, adding that proactive policing strategies are being intensified to ensure the safety of all residents.
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