The Lagos State Taskforce has impounded 66 commercial motorcycles on Lagos Island for violating transport regulations, as part of intensified efforts against illegal okada operations.

The Lagos State Taskforce has impounded 278 commercial motorcycles, known as Okada, due to traffic violations and alleged involvement in criminal activities across the metropolis.

The Lagos State taskforce has arrested three additional 'omotaku' louts for harassing drivers of broken-down vehicles, continuing its crackdown on such individuals.

The Lagos State Taskforce has impounded 70 commercial motorcycles, commonly known as Okada, along the Mile-2–Lagos–Badagry Expressway and surrounding areas due to various traffic violations.

The Lagos State Environmental Sanitation and Special Offences Enforcement Unit (Taskforce) has distanced itself from an online report alleging extortion by its officers during an enforcement operation.

The Lagos taskforce conducted a crackdown operation, resulting in the arrest of 46 suspects. During the operation, drugs and weapons were recovered.

The Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) has donated essential safety kits, including boots and helmets, to the Lagos Taskforce officers to enhance their safety and operational capabilities.

The Lagos State Taskforce has launched a new anti-crime patrol unit aimed at combating drug peddling, street urchins, and other criminal activities within the state.

The Lagos State Taskforce has announced the arrest of five suspected hoodlums, known as ‘Omotaku’, who were allegedly extorting motorists in the Aboru and Abule-Egba areas.

The Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences Unit (Taskforce) has refuted claims that its officials are collecting bribes for the release of impounded vehicles.

The Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit impounded 309 commercial motorcycles on restricted routes and demolished illegal structures during a major security enforcement exercise.

Lagos State conducted its monthly sanitation exercise, during which a task force arrested 50 suspected miscreants for infractions. State officials affirmed the lawfulness of the exercise and praised residents for their compliance.

Suspected miscreants and street urchins attacked the Lagos State Taskforce at the Fagba Railway Corridor, setting parts of the railway on fire to resist arrest.

Operatives of the Lagos State Task Force have arrested five suspected street urchins, known as 'Omotaku,' for allegedly extorting money from motorists along the Aboru–Abule-Egba axis.