The operation led to the killing of four suspected kidnappers, the rescue of five abducted victims, and the arrest of 88 criminal suspects across both states.
In a coordinated sweep aimed at dismantling cross-border criminal networks, the Ogun and Lagos State Police Commands have officially launched a joint security initiative codenamed Operation Kósàyè.
The operation led to the killing of four suspected kidnappers, the rescue of five abducted victims, and the arrest of 88 criminal suspects across both states.
The joint initiative was formally inaugurated on Saturday at the Police Training School in Iperu-Remo, Ogun State, led by the Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Bode Ojajuni, and his Lagos State counterpart, Mr. Fatai Tijani.
The operation secured its first major success on Friday night when a joint tactical team of over 300 police personnel stormed the thick canopy of the Area J4 Forest in Ogbere, Ogun State.
