Lagos ISACA Mark Community Day with Sanitation, Sensitisation, Donations
Esther Oluku The Lagos state chaper of the international organisation of professionals in the field of information technology, governance, assurance, risk management and privacy, ISACA, has celebrated its 2026 Community Day
The Lagos chapter of the international organization ISACA recently marked its 2026 Community Day with a focus on sanitation efforts, public education, and donations. The event took place at the Ikeja Computer Village, where ISACA members cleaned up the area and educated the public about responsible electronic waste disposal as part of a broader commitment to environmental health.
ISACA's chapter leader, Justus Osuji, explained that Community Day is an annual celebration in October, aligning with the global Cyber Security Awareness Month. The event's primary goal is to raise awareness about cybersecurity, cyber hygiene, data protection, and responsible technology use. Osuji emphasized that the day serves to enlighten the public on the importance of security and proper technology utilization to prevent harm.
LAWMA Area Manager, Emmanuella Omootemi, received 30 pieces of coveralls and seven cones from ISACA on behalf of the LAWMA delegation. She expressed gratitude for the donation, acknowledging that the current state of LAWMA officials' uniforms is worn out and torn. Omootemi highlighted the generosity of NGOs and individuals like ISACA in contributing to the well-being of Lagos State, stating that their donations are truly appreciated.
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