Reforming Policing in Lagos: Insights from CP Jimoh

The article centers on a book co-authored by Adebisi O. Adam and Shukurat T.

Ibrahim, which presents a detailed analysis of the reform of policing in Lagos State under the leadership of CP Jimoh Moshood. The book is not an autobiography but a carefully constructed institutional portrait that documents the philosophy of reform associated with Moshood's tenure.

It highlights the challenges of urban security in Lagos, emphasizing the need for intelligence-led policing and inter-agency collaboration. The authors chronicle the command's efforts to adapt to evolving security threats, including the installation of surveillance cameras and the integration of technology in crime detection.

The book also discusses the importance of leadership, public trust, and community engagement in policing, portraying Moshood as a reform-oriented leader. It argues for a reimagined police environment that is transparent and citizen-friendly, suggesting that the ongoing process of reform is essential for modern policing in Nigeria.