Sanwo-Olu warns 1,800 trained officers against unprofessional conduct

Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has urged 1,800 newly trained law enforcement officers to uphold professionalism, discipline, integrity, and respect for the rule of law in their duties. Speaking at the 2026 passing-out parade of the Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute, the governor emphasized that effective law enforcement is crucial for good governance and creating a safe environment for residents, businesses, investors, and visitors.

Sanwo-Olu outlined five fundamental principles that the officers should follow: discipline and integrity, respect for the rule of law, professionalism and competence, respect for the public, and accountability and service. He also called on residents to cooperate with law enforcement agencies by obeying lawful directives, respecting public regulations, and reporting concerns through appropriate channels.

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