Lsstf Partners with MTN On Collection Of Donation For Security Tru…
The Lagos State Government through the State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) has sealed a deal with telecommunication firm, MTN Nigeria…
Resources
Informed perspectives on safety, policy, and security decisions.
The Role Of LSSTF In The Security Of Lagos
Over the years Lagos State has remained one of the most peaceful locations in Nigeria, the preferred destination for international…
Security Tips
Practical guidance to help you stay ahead of crime.
Below are some vital security tips compiled by the Lagos State Police Command and the State Security Service (SSS) under…
Small Things We Should All Do, But Rarely Do.
Wherever you are, a small powerful flashlight is one of the most important things you can have. Even with something…
March 28, 2020 We are advised to stay at home, observe social distancing, and even self-isolate (where necessary) in view…
Audit Reports
Transparent accountability on how security funds are deployed.
Audit Report
Lagos State Security Trust Fund Financial Report For The 17-Month Period Ended 31 December 2008
Town Hall Reports
Key takeaways from LSSTF’s Annual Town Hall Meeting on Security.
11th Annual Town Hall Meeting On Security With The Governor – Theme_ Lagos Security_ Resilience in the face of Adversity
11th Annual Town Hall Meeting On Security With The Governor & The 10th Anniversary of Lagos State Security Trust Fund – Theme_ Improving Security Through Technology, Intelligence And Community Participation In Lagos State
Law Provision for LSSTF
The Lagos State Security Trust Fund was established on September 3, 2007, by a Law of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Making it not just Nigeria’s first public-private partnership dedicated to security funding, but one of Africa’s first and one of the world’s First.
Born out of the recommendations of a high-powered committee chaired by former Inspector General of Police Alhaji Musiliu Smith, the law created a strictly donor-funded framework empowering the LSSTF to raise resources from government, corporations, and individuals to equip, mobilise, and train security agencies across Lagos. Download this document for the full legal provisions governing the LSSTF’s mandate and operations.