CITIZENS COMPASS— The women of Lagos State Police Command, on Saturday, 29th November 2025, held a 5km Walkathon Against Gender-Based Violence, joined by the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA). The walkathon is part of the ongoing activities commemorating the 70th anniversary of Nigeria Police Women, celebrating seven decades of courage, resilience, and dedicated service.
Policewomen across the Command turned out in large numbers, demonstrating unity and a renewed commitment to combating all forms of gender-based violence in Lagos State.
The walkathon was led by the Commissioner of Police, CP Olohundare Jimoh, who walked alongside the women in a strong show of support for their advocacy efforts. He was accompanied by ACP Mary Ayim, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Administration),being the most senior female officer in the Command, as well as all female Area Commanders, female Divisional Police Officers (DPOs), and female personnel of the Command.
The walk commenced from the State Headquarters, proceeding through Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, engaging members of the public and amplifying awareness on the urgent need to eliminate gender-based violence.
In his address, CP Olohundare Jimoh applauded the outstanding contributions of policewomen to the Command, highlighting their significant roles in crime prevention, criminals’ apprehension, and administrative leadership. He emphasised that their dedication continues to strengthen the operational effectiveness of the Lagos State Police Command and deepen community trust.
The Commissioner reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to supporting women in policing and to partnering with relevant agencies to ensure the protection and safety of all residents, particularly survivors of gender-based violence.
