LASTMA and the Nigerian Army have reached an agreement to further enhance their collaboration in improving traffic management within Lagos.

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Mr. Bolaji Oregba, the General Manager of LASTMA, announced on Tuesday via a press release that a collaborative partnership between the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority and the Nigerian Army has been established for traffic management in Lagos.

Oregba made this announcement during a productive meeting at the LASTMA Headquarters in Oshodi, where officials from the 9 Brigade Command of the Nigerian Army, led by Brigadier General Adegoke Moses Adetuyi, were present.

Addressing the recent unfortunate incident involving a confrontation between a LASTMA officer and a soldier, Oregba emphasized the strong bond between the two sister agencies.

He confirmed that Lastma personnel will continue to receive unwavering support from the Nigerian Army and other state agencies.

Highlighting the significance of the relationship, Mr. Oregba stated, “We will uphold the integrity of this partnership and cherish the mutual respect and camaraderie that exists between Lastma and the Army.”

Furthermore, Oregba assured that measures are being taken to prevent any similar altercations between Nigerian Army personnel and LASTMA officials.

He revealed plans to maintain existing communication channels and explore new hotlines to promptly address any future issues that may arise.

Brigadier Adetuyi echoed the sentiment of collaboration, emphasizing that a unified front among security agencies is vital to curb the influence of negative elements.

He stressed the importance of enhanced cooperation among all government entities, including Lastma, for a more effective and harmonious operational environment.

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