Executive Chairman of Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA Receives Newly Posted DPO of Ipaja Police Station

The Executive Chairman of Ayobo-Ipaja Local Council Development Area, Hon. (Dr.) Agbaje Lukmon Abiodun, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening security collaboration as he received the newly posted Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Ipaja Police Station, SP. Endurance Ovwigho, during a courtesy visit to his office.

During the visit held at the council secretariat, Hon. Agbaje warmly welcomed the new DPO and commended the Nigeria Police Force for its unwavering dedication and sacrifices in maintaining peace, law, and order within communities.

The chairman used the opportunity to highlight some of the key security concerns within Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA, stressing the importance of stronger collaboration between the council, security agencies, and community stakeholders in addressing emerging security challenges.

Hon. Agbaje emphasized that effective community policing and intelligence sharing remain essential tools in ensuring the safety of residents and sustaining peace across the LCDA.

He assured SP. Ovwigho of the full support and cooperation of the local government, noting that the council is ready to work closely with the police to protect lives and property within the area.

“Security is a collective responsibility. Our administration will continue to support the police and other security agencies to ensure Ayobo-Ipaja remains safe and peaceful for residents and businesses,” the chairman stated.

The Executive Chairman also wished the newly posted DPO a successful and impactful tenure, expressing confidence that her leadership would further strengthen policing and security operations in the community.

In her response, SP. Endurance Ovwigho expressed appreciation to the Executive Chairman for the warm reception and assured the council of her commitment to fostering strong collaboration with the local authority, community leaders, and residents.

She pledged to intensify efforts toward tackling security challenges and enhancing effective policing within the Ipaja division.

The visit further reinforced the shared commitment of the council leadership and security agencies to promote peace, strengthen community safety, and improve governance at the grassroots level.