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National Security: Rotary Club of Omole-Golden, Halogen Academy Hold Conference in Lagos.

The Rotary Club of Omole-Golden in partnership with Halogen Academy has convened a pivotal conference in Lagos to address Nigeria’s escalating security concerns and the global decline in peaceful coexistence, according to a statement made available to the National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP).

Themed Peace Building and Conflict Prevention Seminar, the forum brought together stakeholders committed to strengthening national stability at a time when insecurity increasingly shapes socio-economic outcomes. The event which brought about deep insights underscored the urgency of community-driven solutions and collaborative peace-building.
Delivering the welcome address, the Chair of Rotary Club of Omole-Golden’s Peace Building and Conflict Prevention Committee, Mr. Adegbola Lewis said Nigeria faces “complex and evolving security challenges ranging from urban crime and cyber threats to communal conflicts and other emerging risks.” These realities, he noted, affect not only personal safety but also “economic growth, social cohesion, and national development.”

Lewis emphasized that security cannot be left to the government alone. “It is a shared responsibility,” he said, citing the roles of communities, civil society, the private sector, and service organizations like Rotary Club.
Peace building, he added, is not theoretical but practical, requiring early identification of tensions, constructive dialogue, youth engagement, ethical leadership, and responsible information sharing. “Peace building and conflict prevention are not abstract concepts. They are practical tools. They involve: Early identification of tensions, Constructive dialogue, Community-based mediation, Youth engagement and empowerment, Ethical leadership, Responsible information sharing amongst others,” Lewis indicated.

The President of Rotary Club of Omole-Golden, Rtn. Adekunmilola Adio-Moses reinforced Rotary’s people-centered philosophy. “In the Rotary Club, people come first, then resources,” he said. Without unity and consensus, he warned, development efforts would be futile.
Adio-Moses encouraged continued engagement beyond the conference and expressed optimism that more community members would partner with the club.
The keynote speaker, Chief Operating Officer of Halogen Academy, Dr. Wale Adeagbo, framed peace building around human needs and interests. According to him, conflict prevention begins with acknowledging basic needs such as food, shelter, security, and recognition. “Peace building and conflict prevention is about human needs and interests which includes basic human needs such as shelter, food, recognition; the needs of all individuals and groups must be accommodated in any decision-making process to avoid rebellion and uprising,” he said.
Adeagbo referenced the 2025 Global Peace Index, which indicates that global peace is at its lowest level since the index was introduced. In the past decade, peacefulness has deteriorated in 100 countries, driven by factors including the U.S. President Donald Trump’s international policy approach, rising state-based armed conflicts, misinformation, environmental degradation, and the vulnerabilities created by hyper-connected digital infrastructure.
Zooming in on Nigeria, Adeagbo highlighted alarming trends: a 45% rise in kidnap incidents and a 52% increase in community-based disputes, stressing that firearms now drive the nation’s insecurity. “In Nigeria, there is a 45% increase in kidnap cases and 52% increase in community disputes. Nigeria’s insecurity is driven primarily by guns, with about 7 out of 10 bandits and terrorist attacks involving firearms. Therefore it is important to systematically discover real and potential threats, anticipate issues, and implement mitigation strategies.”
He identified “active listening, empathy, emotional regulation and perspective taking” as essential tools for conflict prevention.
Also speaking as a Guest speaker at the seminar, the Executive Secretary/CEO of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, gave a candid overview of the financial realities of maintaining security infrastructure in Lagos. He noted that the Fund does not present a budget to the legislature and relies heavily on public donations. “We are the only government agency that doesn’t present a budget to the House of Assembly. We survive on what you give” referencing the demands of supporting over 130 police stations, 20 area commands, LASTMA, the DSS, and other security formations.
Ogunsan revealed that he introduced a crowdfunding strategy upon assuming office to expand community participation in security financing. “So when you hear that someone donates NGN 1 Billion, you should know that it can only do so much. That’s why when I came on board, I started the crowdfunding idea so anywhere I go to preach the Gospel of peace, I pitch my crowdfunding idea.”
Speaking from the Policing perspective, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Jimoh described the event as “significant and far-reaching.” He urged the Rotary Club to expand such interventions to other target groups, noting that communication remains central to policing. “We cannot get tired of talking because people feel us in different ways,” he said.
According to him, the Police tradition mandates officers to listen to every complaint, whether a criminal report or a domestic dispute. “In conflict, there are early warning signals you have to pay attention to,” he added.
Also, the Director, Department of State Services, Lagos, Mr. Babajide Adisa explained that crises, whether natural or man-made, are inevitable and must be managed objectively. He underscored the value of non-kinetic approaches but warned against compromising on truth. “You can’t say because you want peace, you bury the truth,” he said, arguing that accountability, including punitive measures, is essential to deter wrongdoing.
As the country continues to grapple with rising insecurity and social tension, the Rotary Club of Omole-Golden’s initiative stands as a reminder that fostering peace is not merely the work of institutions, it is the duty of every citizen, every community, and every stakeholder committed to a safer and more united Nigeria. The conference emphasized that peace building is not a one-day effort but a continuous process rooted in dialogue, listening, honest accountability, and collective responsibility.
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Across the world, the most resilient security establishments are those that recognise that continuous learning, intelligence-led operations and inter-agency cooperation are no longer optional – they are the defining pillars of effective policing and public safety. As criminal enterprises become more sophisticated, technology-driven and transnational, security personnel must evolve at an even faster pace to protect lives, critical infrastructure and the economic stability of the communities they serve.
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Declaring open the program, the Executive Secretary/CEO, LSSTF, Dr. Ogunsan noted that since the launch of the initiative in March, LSSTF has remained consistent in the commitment to training and retraining security personnel across Lagos State and have successfully held editions in March, April, May, June and now July. He highlighted: “I am a people-oriented person and I believe so much in people because they are the greatest asset that God has given you. Humans are the ones that drive every other thing. I strongly believe that people remain the greatest asset of any organisation. Equipment is important, logistics are essential, but it is the human being behind every operation that ultimately determines success or failure.”
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“That conviction gave birth to this monthly training programme. I have five years to run this organization, and for that five years, every month, there will be training in Lagos for security operatives. As I stated at the inauguration of this programme, this training will continue every month until December and, by the grace of God, it will not end there. It is designed to become a permanent feature of our security architecture because investing in people must never be a one-time exercise.”
“Beyond the lectures, this programme offers something equally valuable. This is networking. Within this room are experienced professionals and mentors whose knowledge and experience can shape careers. I encourage every participant to engage, ask questions, build relationships and take full advantage of this opportunity. As always, I urge every participant to maintain the highest level of discipline throughout today’s training. Respect the learning environment, minimise distractions and give your full attention to every session. The value you derive from this programme will depend largely on the commitment and focus you bring into this room. I assure you that every edition of this training is carefully designed to equip you with practical knowledge that will improve your effectiveness in the field and strengthen collaboration across agencies.”
The LSSTF CEO sincerely appreciated the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani, for his consistent support of the initiative and his presence which demonstrates true leadership and a genuine commitment to the welfare and professional development of officers under his command. He also acknowledged the invaluable contributions of the Military, Department of State Services (DSS), Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), the Man O’ War, and other stakeholders present at the programme.
On his part, the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Fatai Tijani, commended the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) and Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan for sustaining what he described as a transformative investment in human capacity development for security personnel. “I want to sincerely thank the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, for what he is doing through the Lagos State Security Trust Fund, under the leadership of Dr. Ayodele Ogunsan. This training programme is truly transforming our officers. I appreciate Dr. Ogunsan for believing in developing the human capacity behind the equipment because, ultimately, it is people not machines – who deliver security,” he said.
“If this programme continues consistently over the years, one can only imagine the transformation it will bring to the security landscape of Lagos State. Human capacity remains the greatest asset of any security organisation, and this initiative is helping to build that capacity for the benefit of all Lagosians.”
According to the Police Commissioner, officers of the Lagos State Police Command who had participated in previous editions of the training consistently returned to duty with renewed professionalism, improved competence and a more positive approach to policing. “The impact has been remarkable. Whenever our officers return from this programme, we see a noticeable difference in their attitude, professionalism and performance. They come back as better-equipped officers, and the positive change is evident.”
He observed that the monthly programme has significantly strengthened inter-agency collaboration by creating opportunities for officers from different organisations to interact, build relationships and exchange professional experiences. “Beyond the classroom sessions, this programme has deepened the synergy among security agencies. We make friends, exchange ideas, compare experiences and build relationships that continue long after the training. This has particularly improved cooperation among our junior officers, where inter-agency collaboration is most critical during operations.”
In his goodwill message, delivered on his behalf by the Deputy Director of Security Vetting, DSS Lagos State Command, Mr. Waheed Akande, the Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Lagos State Command, Mr. Babajide Adisa, described the Statewide Inter-Agency Training Programme as a timely and commendable initiative that reinforces the importance of strengthening collaboration, enhancing professional capacity, and promoting effective coordination among security agencies. He noted that “by working together, sharing knowledge, and building mutual trust, we are better equipped to address emerging security challenges and ensure the safety and well-being of our communities.”
Adisa commended the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) for organizing the programme and urged participants to maximize the opportunity to learn, network, and build stronger professional relationships. He expressed confidence that the partnerships fostered through the training would further strengthen the collective capacity of security agencies to keep Lagos safe, secure, and resilient against evolving threats.
In his goodwill message, the Lagos State Commander of Man O’ War Nigeria, MC Ayodele Ajayi, commended the LSSTF for its unwavering commitment to strengthening security institutions through continuous capacity building and inter-agency collaboration. He described the training as “more than a capacity-building programme, but an opportunity to build trust, deepen professional relationships, exchange best practices, and strengthen the synergy that is essential for effective service delivery,” adding that “today’s security threats no longer respect institutional boundaries, and our response must equally transcend those boundaries through intelligence sharing, mutual respect, effective communication and coordinated operations.”
Ajayi reaffirmed Man O’ War Nigeria’s commitment to supporting government and sister security agencies in promoting community engagement, emergency response, intelligence gathering and crime prevention, while urging participants to embrace the programme with open minds, stressing that “the relationships you build here may one day become the critical link that saves lives, protects communities and preserves public confidence in our collective efforts.”
Apostle Kehinde A. Showemimo
Chairman, Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Lagos Command in his goodwill message noted that the Statewide Inter-Agency Training Programme is a laudable initiative of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) that continues to strengthen inter-agency collaboration and enhance the capacity of our security personnel. “I commend His Excellency, Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, and the LSSTF for their unwavering investment in the security of Lagos, while urging every participant to maximize this opportunity because today’s security challenges require continuous learning, stronger partnerships, and community-driven policing.”
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