Police Don Start To Enforce Tinted Glass Permit For Lagos.

Di Police Command for Lagos State don start full enforcement of law wey regulate how people dey use tinted glass for vehicle dem everywhere for di state. Di Lagos State Police Command don start to dey fully enforce laws wey dey control use of tinted glass for vehicles all over di state. Di command spokesperson, SP Abimbola Adebisi, announce dis one inside statement for Lagos. According to her, dis exercise wey start on Thursday dey follow de orders of de Inspector-General of Police, Mr Kayode Egbetokun, and e dey aim to improve public safety, stop crime, and make sure say pipo obey traffic laws. Motorists wey get tinted glass suppose go get approved permit from www.possap.gov.ng. Vehicle owners wey no wan process d permit. Vehicle owners wey never register, we dey strongly advise dem to go get de approved tinted glass permit for www.possap.gov.ng. Those wey no want get di tinted glass permit, we dey advise dem to comot di tint or change am to transparent ones, as de Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Tinted Glass) Act 2004 talk. “Vehicles wey get tinted glass without permit, we go impound dem, and we go prosecute di offenders.

As di command dey continue to enforce general traffic and safety rules, dem dey advise motorists to always carry dia important documents and to cooperate with officers during lawful stop-and-search operations, she talk. Di image maker yarn say di Commissioner of Police, Mr Olohundare Jimoh, warn officers to do dis exercise professionally, make dem no harass or extort anybody, and e stress say any officer wey misbehave plus dia supervisors go face sanctions. As she dey beg for public cooperation, di spokesperson assure residents say dis enforcement no be to disturb law-abiding citizens but to make security tighter for everybody. Adebisi still encourage pipo to report any case of misconduct through di Complaint Response Unit (CRU), with hotlines and social media platforms wey dem provide for quick action. For complaints or reports of unprofessional conduct, we dey urge members of de public to contact de command CRU.