PRESS RELEASE: LETI CONCLUDES Y2024 ANNUAL TRAINING EXERCISE

The Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI) under the Lagos Ministry of Justice, has successfully concluded its 2024 annual mandatory training exercise, which commenced on July 25th and ended on August 10th, 2024 at the Ikeja Senior Grammar School, Bolade, Oshodi, Lagos.

Speaking at the Opening ceremony, CEO LETI, Barr. Abiola Adewumi Adeyinka emphasized the importance of continuous professional development of law enforcement officers in the State, noting that the training program was designed to equip officers with necessary skills to navigate the evolving challenges of law enforcement in Lagos State.

The Head of Leti, Mrs Abiola Adeyinka in a group photograph with officials of the Law Enforcement Agencies, Lastma, Lnsc, Kai, Vis and Cbd law officials at the Training ground at Ikeja Senior Grammar School, Bolade, Oshodi at the end of the training exercise.

Barr. Adeyinka stressed the need for officers to prioritize ethical conduct, effective communication and community engagement which are key components in building public trust.

She encouraged officers to make the most of the training and reminded them of their responsibility to uphold the rule of law while ensuring the safety and rights of all individuals in the State.

*Barr Abiola Adeyinka on an inspection tour with the Law officer to clear the walk- way for pedestrians along Obafemi Awolowo way, Ikeja, Lagos.*

The Y2024 training focused on equipping law enforcement officers with enhanced skills and knowledge in key areas such as de-escalation techniques, community policing, human rights, interpersonal relations, public relations, and ethical conduct. Officers also participated in practical drills, role-playing scenarios, and simulations to reinforce their understanding of legal frameworks and best practices in law enforcement.

The program emphasized the critical role of community engagement, ethical behavior, and sensitivity when handling complex situations. These insights are expected to significantly improve how officers interact with the public and manage difficult situations, promoting trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the community.

*Barr Abiola Adeyinka at an interactive session in the class during the training session of the Law officers.*

At the closing ceremony, Barr. Abiola Adewunmi Adeyinka, expressed her gratitude to the heads of all law enforcement agencies for ensuring their officers participated in this mandatory training.

She reaffirmed the Lagos State Government’s commitment to continuously investing in the training and retraining of its law enforcement personnel.

Participating officers included representatives from various agencies such as the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA), Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Corps (LNSC), Kick Against Indiscipline (KAI), Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS), and the Central Business District (CBD) enforcement officers.