The Lagos State Safety Commission has reiterated its dedication to fostering strategic partnerships to enhance safety awareness throughout the state. This commitment was highlighted during a recent meeting with a delegation from the Institute of Safety Professionals in Nigeria, which aimed to facilitate a dialogue on improving safety culture, particularly at grassroots levels. The Director-General of the Commission, Lanre Mojola, emphasized the importance of collaboration in achieving significant progress in safety standards.

During the meeting, Mojola expressed the Commission's openness to engage in partnerships that further promote safety initiatives across Lagos State. He encouraged the delegation to actively communicate their safety efforts to the governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, indicating that governmental support is crucial for advancing safety projects. This collaborative approach aims to bolster safety compliance and awareness among citizens, thus fostering a safer environment.

The visit signifies a proactive step towards integrating safety into local communities and developing a robust safety culture. By exchanging insights and strategies with professionals in the safety field, the Lagos State Safety Commission seeks to build a network of support that can lead to tangible improvements in public safety throughout the state.