Lagos CCTV Surveillance Centre Will Strengthen Security, Enhance Real-time Crime Prevention — Police

Lagos CCTV surveillance centre will strengthen security, enhance real-time crime prevention — Lagos Police Command

CCTV Surveillance Centre to provide real-time monitoring of the Third Mainland Bridge and the surrounding waterways.

Police Command also urge members of the public to stay vigilant, partner with the police by reporting suspicious activities.

The recently activated Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Surveillance Centre will strengthen security and enhance real-time crime prevention across Lagos Island and its environs, the Lagos State Police Command has said.

Built and fully equipped by the Federal Government of Nigeria, the facility will operate round the clock, providing real-time monitoring of the Third Mainland Bridge and the surrounding waterways to proactively prevent crime and protect lives and property.

• See Also : 19-year-old Driving A ‘Plateless, Tinted Car’ Knocks Down 3 Officers In Edo State, Arrested With Illicit Drugs

“In a major boost to technology-driven policing, the Lagos State Police Command under the leadership of CP Olohundare Jimoh, has on 14/01/26, activated a CCTV Surveillance Centre to enhance security across Lagos Island and its environs,” the command’s spokesperson, Abimbola Adebisi, disclosed this in a post on X on Sunday.

“The facility, built and fully equipped by the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Ministry of Works under the supervision of Engr. Dave Umahi, provides real-time monitoring of the Third Mainland Bridge, surrounding waterways, and key island locations to proactively prevent crime and protect lives and property.”

“Two (2) operational vehicles were handed over to the command on 16/01/2026. The Centre, which also serves as Control Room 5, operates round the clock with well-trained officers, to ensure swift intelligence-led response.”

“Members of the public are urged to stay vigilant and partner with the police by reporting suspicious activities through the Command’s emergency lines: 0706 101 9374, 0806 515 4338, 0806 329 9264, 0803 934 4870.”

See Also : International Car Theft Ring Steals 60 Toyota Land Cruisers And Prados In 11 Days, Australia Police Arrest 7