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PRESS STATEMENT: CLARIFICATION ON LEGALITY OF LAGOS STATE VEHICLE INSPECTION SERVICE (VIS) OFFICERS ON LAGOS ROADS VIS -A -VIS JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF APPEAL, ABUJA DIVISION ON POWER OF VIO ON ROADS IN FCT ABUJA

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The attention of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice has been drawn to a viral report of misrepresentation of the Judgment of the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division which affirmed the judgement of the Federal High Court Abuja on the illegality of VIO activities of impounding or confiscating vehicles and/or imposing fines on motorists in FCT Abuja. It would be recalled that sometime last year 2025, Justice Evelyn Maha of the Federal High Court had in a judgment in a fundamental rights enforcement suit held that the Respondents in the case which included the Director of Road Transport; the Team Leader, the Area Commander Jabi; as well as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) are not empowered by any law or statute to stop, impound or confiscate vehicles and/or impose fines on motorists. The Judge therefore issued an order restraining the VIO from impounding or confiscating vehicles of motorists and or imposing fines on drivers. It is important to understand that the Honorable Judge of the FHC and Justices of the Court of Appeal premised their decision on absence of statutory power conferred on the Respondents (Appellants in the court of Appeal) to stop, impound or confiscate vehicles and/or impose fines on motorists on roads in FCT Abuja. The Lagos State Government acknowledged that the said Courts’ judgments and the restraining orders made are valid in law and binding, but wishes to make the following clarification for the benefit of the public particularly in Lagos State. a. The Judgment though binding is not of general application or of nationwide effectin Nigeria. b. That only parties to the suit and any State that has no statute on VIO like FCTAbuja are bound by the judgments. c. Nigeria operates a federal system of government with clear legislative powersdonated by the Constitution to the Federal and State Governments. d. Vehicle inspections and traffic management are part of the Residual subjects forState governments Unlike the FCT Abuja, Lagos State has a Statute on VIO in the Lagos State Transport Sector Reform Law. Section 12(1) of the law vests The STATE VEHICLE INSPECTION SERVICE (VIS) the powers among others of; (a) inspecting, regulating and ensuring the roadworthiness of motor vehicles in theState; (b) pre-registration inspection of vehicles; (c) inspection and issuance of Road Worthiness Certificate (RWC) in respect of all vehicles; (d) cooperating with other agencies to enforce traffic rules and regulations; Section 23(1) of the same law prescribed ticket for fines payable by offenders under the law. The fine shall be paid either on the spot if it is imposed by a mobile court or within forty – eight (48) hours upon issuance of the ticket by an authorized officer. On default of payment a formal charge shall be proffered against the offender in the Magistrate Court or Mobile Court and he/she shall be given the opportunity to defend himself. The suspect/offender is also at liberty to challenge the validity of the ticket in a court of law. The process and procedure of enforcement of power of the VIS officers on Lagos roads are in accordance with the law and not unlawful or unconstitutional. Members of the public are therefore advised not to be misled by the misrepresentation of the judgements of both the Federal High Court and the Court of Appeal and to cooperate with Lagos State VIS officers on Lagos roads to avoid sanctions with its attendance consequences. The Lagos State Government will continue to ensure that all transport and traffic enforcement activities on Lagos roads are conducted strictly in accordance with the laws and Regulations, with civility, decorum and respect to road users. Therefore, any motorist on Lagos roads who disobeys or assaults a VIS officer in Lagos State in the course of performance of his statutory duty will be subject to arrest and prosecution by this Ministry. Mr. Lawal Pedro, SANHonourable Attorney General andCommissioner for Justice, Lagos State.

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LAGOS MOBILE COURT HOLDS TWO-DAY RETREAT, CHARTS STRATEGIES FOR STATEWIDE EXPANSION

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The Lagos State Special Offences (Mobile) Court on Thursday commenced a two-day strategic retreat themed “The Mandate of Lagos State Special Offences (Mobile) Court; Strategies for the Path Ahead,” holding from 12th to 13th February 2026 at Amber Residence, GRA, Ikeja. In his address during the opening ceremony, the Hon. Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro SAN, ably represented by the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Mr. Hameed Oyenuga, stated that the Mobile Court was established as a decentralised, on-the-spot judicial mechanism to address the immediacy and volume of minor offences in Lagos State. He explained that the Court functions not as an exception to justice, but as an extension of the formal judicial system, firmly grounded in law, due process, and judicial oversight. Pedro further outlined the core mandate of the Mobile Court, which includes: Swift adjudication of environmental, sanitation, traffic, and public nuisance offences; Bringing justice closer to the people; Enhancing compliance and deterrence through visible enforcement amongst others. He noted that the Court handles traffic violations, environmental and sanitation offences, public order infractions, and other minor criminal matters within its jurisdiction. The AG commended the measurable impact of the Court in decongesting conventional courts, enhancing regulatory compliance, reducing repeat violations, and reinforcing the rule of law, while acknowledging that its current reach remains limited relative to the scale of infractions across the State. He therefore called for a strategic statewide expansion of the Mobile Court, improved coordination and standardization, data-driven operations, and strict adherence to due process and human rights. The Attorney General added that a strengthened Mobile Court system directly supports key pillars of the State’s development agenda, particularly transportation, environment, security, and governance. “This retreat should mark a renewed commitment to repositioning the Mobile Court as a statewide instrument of swift and fair justice, covering more areas of Lagos State, strengthening inter-agency collaboration, and sustaining public confidence”. Pedro concluded Earlier in his welcome address, the Coordinator of the Special Offences (Mobile) Court, Mr. Olufemi Adekunle, described the retreat as a timely opportunity for introspection, coordination, and strategic planning. He noted that the Mobile Court remains a critical enforcement mechanism in a fast-growing megacity like Lagos, where environmental, traffic, and public order infractions occur daily and require swift judicial intervention. According to him, the retreat is designed to re-examine the statutory mandate of the Court; assess operational challenges; strengthen inter-agency collaboration; and develop clear strategies for expanding coverage and improving efficiency. Adekunle emphasized that the effectiveness of the Mobile Court depends not only on enforcement but also on professionalism, due process, consistency in adjudication, and respect for citizens’ rights. Also speaking at the retreat, the Chairman, Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit, CSP Adetayo Akerele, reaffirmed the commitment of enforcement agencies to lawful, disciplined, and coordinated operations. He highlighted the importance of synergy between enforcement officers and judicial officers, noting that immediate judicial oversight through the Mobile Court reduces delays, discourages impunity, and strengthens public confidence in enforcement processes. CSP Akerele underscored the need for professionalism during arrest and arraignment procedures, improved documentation of cases, and strict compliance with established guidelines. He further emphasized that enforcement must be firm but fair, and that officers must operate within the confines of the law at all times. The retreat also examined the multi-agency framework supporting the Court, including collaboration with agencies such as the Lagos State Taskforce, LASTMA, LAWMA, FRSC, KAI, LAMATA, VIS, RRS, and other relevant State bodies. The two-day retreat is expected to produce actionable recommendations aimed at expanding coverage across Local Government Areas and Local Council Development Areas, improving operational efficiency, and strengthening the integrity and effectiveness of the Special Offences (Mobile) Court.

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PRESS RELEASE: LAGOS STATE DEEPENS JUSTICE SECTOR REFORMS, IMPROVES ACCESS TO JUSTICE – ATTORNEY GENERAL

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The Honorable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro SAN, has reiterated the unwavering commitment of the Lagos State Government to deepening justice sector reforms, improving access to justice, and strengthening public confidence in the administration of justice across the State. The Attorney-General made this known during a media chat with Judicial Correspondents and Editors on Tuesday 10th February, 2026 at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), complex,Ikeja,where he provided comprehensive insights into key reforms and policy interventions being implemented by the Ministry of Justice. According to him, the Ministry has recorded notable improvements in case tracking mechanisms, plea bargaining processes, and the use of the Prerogative of Mercy as a strategic tool to address congestion in correctional centres across Lagos State. “We have strengthened our internal systems to ensure better case monitoring, faster resolution of matters, and more efficient prosecution processes. These reforms are deliberate and targeted at delivering timely and credible justice,” the Attorney-General stated. Pedro described the Lagos State Justice Summit held in 2024 as a major turnaround moment for the justice sector, noting that resolutions from the summit have significantly influenced recent reforms and policy directions within the Ministry. One of such outcomes, he explained, is the Administration of Civil Justice Bill, which has been passed and awaiting legislative process at the Lagos State House of Assembly. When implemented, the law will ensure that civil cases are concluded within 12 to 18 months, while tenant–landlord disputes will be resolved within three to six months, thereby reducing delays and improving access to justice for residents. The Attorney-General also highlighted the Ministry’s sustained focus on access to justice, particularly for indigent and vulnerable persons, through key institutions including the Bureau of the Public Defender (BPD), the Citizens’ Mediation Bureau (CMB), the Directorate for Citizens’ Rights, and the Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA). He noted that these agencies continue to play critical roles in dispute resolution, human rights protection, victim support, and public legal education across the State. On institutional collaboration, the AG emphasized the strong working relationship between the Ministry of Justice and the Judiciary, noting that regular engagements and idea-sharing have helped to improve efficiency and policy alignment within the justice delivery system. Addressing welfare and infrastructure, he disclosed that staff quarters have been constructed for magistrates, with assurances that more are underway in line with the Governor’s commitment to improving judicial welfare and independence. He further revealed that correctional centres across Lagos State are currently undergoing renovation, as part of ongoing efforts to improve conditions for inmates and enhance security and rehabilitation outcomes. In addition, Pedro announced that the Governor recently approved the provision of purpose-built buses for the safe and dignified transportation of inmates to and from court proceedings, a move aimed at strengthening security and improving the administration of criminal justice. While addressing topical legal issues currently in the public space, the Attorney-General stressed that the Lagos State Government remains guided strictly by the rule of law and due process, urging the public to allow legal matters to run their full course. He also called on the media to deepen its partnership with the Government by doing more to project the activities of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice, enlighten the public on justice sector reforms, and promote accurate and responsible reportage in the interest of good governance. “The media remains a critical partner in public enlightenment and in building trust between government and the people. We urge continued collaboration in telling the true story of justice reforms in Lagos State,” he added. The media chat concluded with a reaffirmation of the Ministry’s commitment to continuous reform, stakeholder engagement, and the delivery of a justice system anchored on efficiency, fairness, and accountability.

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PRESS RELEASE: LAGOS MOJ HOSTS KANO STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO UNDERSTUDY MINISTRY’S STRUCTURE AND OPERATIONS

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The Lagos State Ministry of Justice on Friday 6th of February, 2026 hosted the Hon. Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Kano State, Barr. Abdukarim Kabiru-Maude SAN, and his delegates on a courtesy and technical visit to understudy the Ministry’s structure, operations, and institutional framework at its Conference Room, Secretariat Alausa, Ikeja. Welcoming the delegation, the Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro SAN, described the visit as a strategic platform for knowledge sharing and peer learning, noting that Lagos State remains committed to supporting justice sector reforms through openness, collaboration, and the exchange of best practices. Representing the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Mr. Hameed Oyenuga, gave a detailed overview of the Ministry’s departments, units, and agencies, outlining their respective roles and functions. He highlighted the operational structure, coordination mechanisms, and ongoing reforms designed to enhance efficiency and effective service delivery, stressing that continuous innovation and capacity building are central to the Ministry’s mandate. Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Kano State, Barr. Abdulkarim Kabiru-Maude SAN, expressed appreciation for the warm reception and professionalism of the Lagos State Ministry of Justice. He noted that the visit was informed by Lagos State’s reputation as a leading authority in justice sector administration, adding that the delegation was keen to understudy its institutional processes, policy execution strategies, and service delivery models. He further affirmed Kano State’s commitment to strengthening its justice system through strategic partnerships and sustained engagement, noting that lessons drawn from the visit would support ongoing reforms and institutional development in the state. During her vote of thanks, the Permanent Secretary Citizen Mediation Bureau, Mrs. Aderinsola Olanrewaju, expressed appreciation to the Lagos Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, for his leadership and support, as well as the visiting delegation led by the Hon. Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice of Kano State for the fruitful engagement and knowledge-sharing session. Olanrewaju noted that the visit further reinforced the Ministry’s commitment to collaboration and institutional learning, adding that Lagos State remains open to sustained partnerships with sister states aimed at strengthening justice sector administration and service delivery nationwide. The visit featured interactive sessions, presentations, and engagements with key departments of the Ministry, bolstering a shared commitment to collaboration, capacity enhancement, and effective justice delivery.

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LAGOS MOJ HOSTS CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ON KNOWLEDGE-SHARING COLLABORATION.

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The Lagos State Ministry of Justice on Monday, 2nd of February, 2026, hosted a delegation from the Department of Justice, Canada, led by Co-Director of Canada-Nigeria Justice Cooperation Project, Genevieve Westrope; on an official visit aimed at deepening understanding of the Ministry’s mandate, institutional framework, and key initiatives within the criminal justice system. The visit formed part of an international knowledge-sharing engagement focused on criminal offences and prosecution processes, with particular emphasis on gender-based violence, child abuse, and human trafficking. In his address, the Lagos Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro SAN, thanked the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for his unwavering support of the justice sector and for providing the enabling environment required for institutional growth, reform, and effective prosecution of criminal offences. He spoke extensively on the Ministry’s role in the prosecution of criminal matters, highlighting its sustained efforts in combating gender-based violence, protecting children from abuse, and addressing human trafficking through coordinated legal and institutional responses. Pedro emphasized the importance of inter-agency collaboration, capacity building, and victim-centred approaches in achieving justice outcomes that are fair, timely, and impactful. He also acknowledged the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs for its critical role in facilitating the visit, noting that its partnership and advocacy were central to the Department of Justice, Canada’s engagement with Lagos State. According to him, such collaboration underscores the value of collective action in addressing crimes that disproportionately affect women, children and the vulnerable. Welcoming the delegation earlier, the Solicitor General and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Mr. Hameed Oyenuga, gave an overview of the Ministry’s structure, core responsibilities, and ongoing reforms aimed at strengthening justice delivery in Lagos State. Oyenuga expressed delight at the visit, describing it as an important opportunity to exchange ideas, share experiences, and build mutual understanding between both jurisdictions. The Permanent Secretary noted that the Ministry remains committed to continuous improvement, innovation, and collaboration in the administration of justice. Co-Director of Canada-Nigeria Justice Cooperation Project, Genevieve Westrope; expressed appreciation for the warm reception, noting that prior to the visit, the delegation had been informed in Abuja that Lagos State is a leading authority in the justice sector and a jurisdiction that clearly understands and effectively executes its justice mandate. She commended the Ministry’s commitment to justice sector reform, inter-agency collaboration, and the protection of vulnerable groups, and acknowledged the openness and professionalism demonstrated throughout the engagement. The interactive session allowed for robust discussions on prosecutorial practices, legal safeguards, policy frameworks, and enforcement challenges, while also exploring opportunities for future cooperation and learning. The event, held at Zen Garden, Isaac John, Lagos, underscored the Lagos State Ministry of Justice’s commitment to institutional learning, strategic partnerships, and the strengthening of the criminal justice system, while reaffirming its dedication to upholding the rule of law, protecting human rights, and ensuring justice for all residents of Lagos State.

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PRESS RELEASE: JUSTICE ON WHEELS LAGOS SENSITIZES RESIDENTS ON TRAFFIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS

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As part of its ongoing efforts to educate members of the public on compliance with environmental and traffic laws, the Lagos State Government, through the Special Offences (Mobile) Court, on Friday, 30th January 2025, conducted a public sensitization programme at the Lagos Safety Arena and other key locations including Oshodi, Iyana Ipaja, Ojota, and Ikorodu. The sensitization exercise, themed “Justice on Wheels: Know the Law, Keep Lagos Clean, Safe and Orderly,” focused on key areas including one-way violations, misuse of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lanes, and obstruction of public spaces. The Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro, SAN, ably represented by the Director, Citizens’ Rights, Mr. Ogunsanya Jonathan, emphasized the State Government’s commitment to justice, stating that it is accessible, corrective, and people-centered. “The Mobile Court is not only an instrument of enforcement but also a vital platform for public education. Through sensitization exercises like this, we seek to prevent infractions by ensuring that citizens clearly understand their rights, responsibilities, and the consequences of violating the law,” he said. Mr. Pedro further reiterated that the Lagos State Government remains resolute in adopting lawful and humane approaches to strengthen civic responsibility and uphold the rule of law across the State. Earlier, the Coordinator of the Special Offences (Mobile) Court, Mr. Olufemi Adekunle, explained that the sensitization programme was designed to bridge the information gap between the justice system and the public. “Our goal is to reduce avoidable offences by bringing legal knowledge directly to the people. When citizens understand the law, compliance becomes easier and enforcement less necessary,” he said. Also speaking at the event, the Chairman, Lagos State Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences, CSP Adetayo Akerele, stated that environmental cleanliness and traffic discipline are central to public safety in Lagos State. He stressed that offences such as obstruction, misuse of BRT lanes, and driving against traffic undermine the State’s efforts to keep Lagos clean, safe, and orderly, urging residents to comply with existing laws for the collective good of all. The event featured interactive engagements with the public at various bus stops, distribution of fliers, and practical explanations of common offences and penalties handled by the Special Offences (Mobile) Court. Members of the public were encouraged to comply with traffic regulations, uphold environmental cleanliness, and carry out their daily activities in accordance with the law, as the Ministry of Justice remains committed to promoting a just, orderly, and law-abiding State.

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PRESS RELEASE – MOJ REWARDS OUTSTANDING OFFICERS, CELEBRATES RETIREES

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The Lagos State Ministry of Justice (MOJ) on Tuesday, 30 December 2025, rewarded outstanding officers who demonstrated exceptional commitment and diligence in the discharge of their duties throughout the year. The ceremony, held at the Adeyemi Bero Auditorium, Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja, also featured a special celebration of members of staff who retired meritoriously from the service of the State. Speaking at the Ministry’s Year 2025 Merit Awards and End-of-Year Ceremony, the Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro, SAN, commended the award recipients and all members of staff for their unwavering dedication to duty. He noted that the Ministry’s effective leadership and recorded successes are a product of collective effort, teamwork, and collaboration among staff across departments, units, and agencies. According to the Attorney-General, the relative peace, orderliness, and safety currently enjoyed in Lagos State are largely attributable to the diligence and professionalism of law enforcement officers, prosecutors, legislative drafters, and other justice sector stakeholders. Mr. Pedro charged staff to continually evaluate their performance, make necessary improvements where required, and strive for higher standards of excellence in the coming year. He congratulated the award winners and urged them to sustain their commitment to excellence, stressing that only the best is acceptable in service to the people of Lagos State. The Attorney-General also celebrated the retiring officers for their years of dedicated and meritorious service, describing their contributions to the Ministry and the State as invaluable and worthy of recognition. In his remarks, the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Mr. Hameed Oyenuga, expressed delight at the impressive turnout of staff, noting that the merit awards serve as a morale booster and a catalyst for enhanced productivity. He congratulated the award recipients and encouraged them to put in even greater effort in the year ahead, adding that the reward for hard work is more work. Mr. Oyenuga also paid glowing tribute to the retirees, applauding their dedication and the lasting legacy of service they leave behind. Awards were presented in both senior and junior categories, with winners emerging from various departments, units, and agencies within the Ministry.

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PRESS RELEASE – LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT SECURES CONVICTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL OFFENDER.

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… Reiterates Zero Tolerance for Environmental Offences. The Lagos State Government has secured the conviction of Makinde Rasaq before the Special Offenses (Mobile Court) sitting at Bolade, Oshodi for multiple environmental offences, contrary to the provisions of the Lagos State Environmental Management and Protection Law, 2017, and other applicable laws. The defendant, Makinde Rasaq (48), was arraigned and convicted on seven counts; bordering on conduct likely to cause a breach of public peace; indiscriminate dumping and disposal of refuse at unauthorised locations including roads, sidewalks, streets, and vacant lands; failure to patronise an approved Private Sector Participation (PSP) waste operator; managing and transporting waste in a manner detrimental to the environment; operating waste collection, transportation, and disposal services without a valid licence; and obstructing authorised government officials in the lawful execution of their duties, all contrary to the relevant provisions of the Lagos State Environmental Management and Protection Law, 2017. The defendant was found guilty on seven (7) counts, with the court handing down the following sentences: Count 1: One (1) month community service or one (1) month at a correctional centre.Count 2: Two (2) months community service or three (3) months at a correctional centre.Count 3: Two (2) months community service or three (3) months at a correctional centre.Count 4: Two (2) months community service or three (3) months at a correctional centre.Count 5: Two (2) months community service or three (3) months at a correctional centre.Count 6: Three (3) months community service or two (2) months at a correctional centre.Count 7: Two (2) months of community service or three (3) months at a correctional centre. The court ordered that all sentences shall run consecutively, subject to the option exercised by the convict. The prosecution was led by Olufemi Adekunle, appearing with Oluwabusola Omotunde, on behalf of the State. In delivering his judgment, the Presiding Magistrate, Justice F.J Adefioye, warned that environmental offences pose serious risks to public health and safety, stressing that the courts will continue to support government efforts to curb indiscriminate waste disposal and illegal waste operations. The Lagos State Government reiterates its zero tolerance for environmental degradation, illegal waste disposal, unlicensed waste activities, and obstruction of environmental enforcement officers. Residents and business operators are advised to patronise only approved PSP operators and comply fully with all environmental regulations to avoid sanctions.

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MOJ ORGANIZES 3 DAYS MS OFFICE SUITE AND AI TRAINING FOR OFFICERS

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…Participants Urged to Apply Digital Skills for Enhanced Service Delivery. The Lagos State Ministry of Justice (MOJ), through its Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Department, has successfully organized and concluded a three-day MS Office Suite and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Training Programme, held from Wednesday, 17th December to Friday, 19th December, 2025 at the Ministry’s Conference room, Secretariat, Alausa. The capacity-building programme was organised to strengthen the digital competence of staff and enhance efficiency in official documentation, data management, communication, and creative content development within the Ministry. The training, facilitated by an expert, Mr. Williams Mayowa, with core areas of competence in Microsoft Office applications, Artificial Intelligence tools, and Canva (design), exposed participants to practical and contemporary digital solutions aimed at improving productivity and workflow across departments. Speaking during the programme, the Director, ICT Department, Mrs. Olufunmilayo Johnson encouraged participants to make effective and responsible use of the knowledge and skills acquired, noting that digital proficiency is critical to achieving optimal performance and supporting the Ministry’s mandate in the delivery of justice. Olufunmilayo noted that the training was designed not only to improve technical capacity but also to promote innovation, adaptability, and the adoption of emerging technologies in public service operations. The programme concluded with closing remarks by the Director, Administration and Human Resources, Mrs Fagbohun, who commended the ICT Department for organizing the training while urging the participants to translate the lessons learnt into measurable improvements in their daily duties. She further reiterated the Ministry’s commitment to continuous staff development and capacity enhancement. Participants expressed appreciation to the Ministry for the initiative, describing the training as timely, impactful, and relevant to modern public sector demands. The Lagos State Ministry of Justice remains committed to leveraging technology and continuous learning to strengthen institutional capacity and improve service delivery to the public.

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