Stop collecting bribes, commissioner tells LASTMA officers, others

Lagos – The Lagos State Commissioner for Justice, Mr Adeniji Kazeem, on Monday told men of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority(LASTMA) and other state law enforcement agencies to stop collecting bribes. Kazeem spoke at the opening of the annual mandatory training for the state’s law enforcement officers at the Law Enforcement Training institute (LETI), in Lagos.

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