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Lagos Police sensitises Ajao property college students towards drug abuse, cultism, distribute 6,000 train books

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The Lagos State Police Command has sensitised college students in Ajao Estate, Lagos, towards drug abuse, cultism, bullying and different social vices, whereas distributing 6,000 train books to help their academic improvement.

The Command spokesperson in an announcement on Thursday disclosed that the programme was organised by the Ajao Estate Police Division on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, was held on the Ajao Estate Senior Secondary School Field underneath the theme, “Building a Drug-Free and Violence-Free Generation: Protecting Our Children from Social Vices.”

Students from Ajao Estate Senior and Junior Secondary Schools, in addition to Ajao Estate Primary School, attended the occasion alongside aspect safety businesses, group leaders, college directors and different stakeholders.

The Divisional Police Officer, Ajao Estate, CSP Agba Anna, mentioned sustained engagement with younger folks was needed to guard them from drug abuse, sexual abuse, violence and cultism.

Similarly, the Lagos State Police Command’s Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) Coordinator, SP Olivia Ugochukwu, educated the scholars on the hazards of cultism and urged them to make accountable decisions in deciding on their associates.

The Chairman of Ajao Estate Community Development Association, Mr Lakan Ogunyemi, suggested the scholars to embrace self-discipline and peaceable battle decision, warning that bullying and intimidation weren’t options to disagreements.

A complete of 6,000 train books have been distributed to the pupils and college students as a part of efforts to advertise training OALEside crime prevention.

The Commissioner of Police, Lagos state, CP Tijani Fatai, represented by the Commander, Area D, Mushin, ACP Bamidele Awoniyi, counseled the Ajao Estate Division and its companions for the initiative.

He reaffirmed the command’s dedication to preventive policing and community-based programmes geared toward defending younger folks, urging stakeholders to maintain their collaboration in direction of elevating a technology free from medicine, cultism and violence.

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