UNILAG Dey Work Together Wit Lagos Task Force On Illegal Activities.

Di University of Lagos on Tuesday talk say dem dey collaborate wit di state task force to tackle some illegal activities and wahala wey hoodlums dey cause, plus other gbege, around di institution gate. According to wetin di institution yarn for one statement, di coordinator of di security unit for UNILAG, David Omotoso, wey sign di statement, explain say di collaboration na to make security strong well well and also make di environment around di institution better. Oga Omotoso talk say dem reach dis collaboration after e carry im team go do courtesy visit to di Lagos State Taskforce chairman, Adetayo Akerele, on September 26. He talk say as dem waka go di task force headquarters for Oshodi, di team carry beta goodwill from di vice-chancellor, Folasade Ogunsola, and di university management go give Mr Akerele.
He talk say di whole move na to build correct partnership wit di task force so dem fit join hand solve di serious gbege wey dey shele around di university main gate. According to am, all di wahala include traffic jam, dirty environment, and di activities of illegal traders, hawkers, plus hoodlums wey don dey scatter the fine look and safety of di area. As response, Mr Akerele talk say di taskforce ready gidigba to support UNILAG for their effort to keep di place safe and make everywhere dey orderly. He promise say dem go fully cooperate with di vice chancellor’s vision, and he don order make dem set up one special front desk for di task force office wey go handle any case wey UNILAG security unit refer come. He talk say all those kind cases go get sharp action through di task force six mobile courts wey go process dem quick-quick. He still add say with dis new collaboration, UNILAG security unit, with full support from di school management, go double dia effort to make sure say di university remain safe well-well. Mr Akerele talk say di partnership na also to make sure say everywhere dey safe and cool for students, staff, visitors, and even people wey dey around di area.