The Governor of Lagos State has approved the redeployment of the former Former Director -General of the state Law Enforcement and Training Institute (LETI), in Magodo, Prince IFALADE OYEKAN. He took over from Barrister Adegboyega Bajulaiye who has been moved to LETI.

Speaking during the hand over ceremony at the LNSA headquarters in the Multi Agency complex Bolade Oshodi.

Prince Falade appreciated the Lagos State Governor for believing in him and has given him the mandate to re-brand LNSA as he did to LETI. He challenged the management staff and operatives of the Lagos State Neighborhood Corps to be proactive so as to be continuosly relevant in their various communities.

"Everyone needs to be proactive because LNSA needs to be king of their various communities". Oyekan enjoined. He further stated that he has ordered over 100 pieces of shields and sets of body worn cameras for the use of the operatives.

Furthermore, he thanked the outgoing general manager Barr. Bajulaiye for a smooth hand ing over promising to work assiduously in ensuring that LNSA gets the desired recognition it deserves.

Earlier in his speech, the outgoing GM Barr. Bajulaiye stayed that change is the only constant thing in life and described humans as birds of passage. He wished the new GM a successful tenure in office and promised to be available to give support when needed.

Born on 1st March, 1970 at the popular Idugaran Palalce, after his Primary and Secondary school education, he attended the prestigious Lagos State University where he bagged a LL.B Degree in Law and was subsequently called to the bar in 2001 after completing the mandatory one year at the Nigerian Law School.

In his quest for more knowledge, he proceeded to Middlesex University, London and bagged his LLM Degree in Law in 2008.

Before his redeployment to LNSA in April, 2021, Ifalade served as the Director General of LETI where he excelled and rebranded the organisation to the delight of the State Governor and other stakeholder's