The Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved the appointment of a retired Commissioner of Police, Gbemisola Akinpelu, as the new Corps Marshal of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps.
Akinpelu, a graduate of History and International Relations of the Lagos State University Ojo, started her career as a Cadet Inspector in the Nigerian Police in 1984.
She later served with the Nigeria Police in several capacities, which included being Head, Criminal Central Registry, Alagbon, Lagos.
Akinpelu served as the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Administration, Criminal Investigation Department, Abuja and as Commissioner of Police, Inspectorate, Directorate of Training, Force Headquarters, Abuja and Commandant, Police College, Ikeja, where she retired meritoriously.
Alongside her appointment are the three Deputy Corps Marshals: Ganiyu Salami, Adeeso Adeleke and Ganiyu Kazeem for the Control and Supervision of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps Members.
The Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps is the erstwhile Kick Against Indiscipline Brigade.
It was established to promote a Cleaner, Hygienic and Aesthetically Resplendent Environment.
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