Determined to actualise his plans to provide adequate security for lives and property of the people of Zone 2 Command, both in Lagos and Ogun States, the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 2, AIG Abdulmajid Ali, has paid visits to Oba Rilwan Babatunde Aremu Akiolu, the Oba of Lagos, and retired Inspector-General of Police, Musliu Smith, on Tuesday.
Ali was accompanied by the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Finance and Administration, ACP Janet Agbede; Assistant Commissioners of Police, X-Squad and Operations; Officer in charge of the Zonal Monitoring Unit, CSP Muideen Adisa; and Zonal Police Public Relations Officer, SP Muyiwa Adejobi.
He discussed religiously security issues with the Oba of Lagos and retired IGP Smith.
The Kabiesi, Oba Akiolu, while receiving the AIG in his Lagos palace, appreciated Ali for his doggedness and commitment in fighting crimes and social vices in the zone.
He however promised to support the police in all ramifications.
Oba Akiolu also lamented on the activities of land grabbers and urged the AIG to flush them out of Lagos and Ogun States.
In his reaction, Smith showered encomium on the police boss as they deliberated on many germane, fundamental and topical issues as affect Lagos and Ogun States.
He also promised to give adequate support to Ali and the zonal command generally as all hands must be on deck to sanitize the zone.
Ali therefore promised to be more proactive and not to relent on his effort to kick against crimes, particularly cultisms and land speculation or grabbing.
Ali also reiterated his zero tolerance for corruption and improper behaviour in the police.
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