The General Manager of the Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Agency, Prince Dr Ifalade Oyekan has advised law enforcers in the State to create legacies for future generations to follow.

Prince Oyekan who coincidentally was the immediate past Head of the Institute admonished the Officers when he recently visited the Lagos State Law Enforcement Training Institute, LETI as the Guest Speaker at the passing-out of the 13th Batch of Officers at the 2021 Training.

Ifalade in his speech to the graduating Officers pointed out that his Eighteen months sojourn at the Institute was driven by the urge to leave behind legacies that can inspire future Heads of the Institute.

He said the passion and vision of Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu,the Governor of Lagos State to keep Lagos on the path to glory expressed in the THEMES Agenda fuelled his service at the Institute. 

Ifalade said, " Mr Governor is passionate about Lagos and constantly responds to the yearnings of the various Security Agencies in the state and you can only reciprocate through services that will become legacies to your service."

The Lagos Prince listed a litany of legacies inspired by the Governor during his brief headship of the agency, while he also pointed out the new innovations currently being implemented at the LNSA. 

The General Manager and his entourage received a rousing welcome from both the staff and participants at the Institute.