Emmanuel Clement
The Lagos State House of Assembly is set to host the flag-off ceremony of the Campaign Against Killing of Security Personnel, marking the official commencement of the 2025 National Security Summit.
The event will take place on Monday, December 1, 2025, at the Lateef Jakande Auditorium, Lagos State House of Assembly, Alausa.
The summit, organized by Societal Concerns Organization, aims to promote respect for security institutions, strengthen civil harmony, and build a safer future for Nigeria’s security architecture.
Investigator news reports that the event will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, and community-focused activities, with the goal of fostering stronger collaboration between citizens and security agencies.
A key highlight of the flag-off ceremony is the keynote address to be delivered by the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, titled:“Institutional Respect, Civil Harmony, and the Future of Security in Nigeria.”
The Speaker is expected to emphasize the importance of restoring public trust in security institutions, improving the welfare and protection of officers, and fostering stronger collaboration between citizens and security agencies.
According to Ambassador Oluwayomi, the campaign—which is now in its second edition—is a national call to action aimed at reversing the rising incidents of attacks on security personnel and promoting a culture of responsibility, appreciation, and partnership in safeguarding the nation.
She noted that the involvement of the Lagos State House of Assembly underscores the state’s commitment to strengthening security and building a society where the lives of those who protect others are respected and valued.
Investigator news gathered that the National Security Summit will feature panel discussions, inter-agency engagement, youth dialogues, and a series of community-focused activities running from 1st to 12th December 2025 across different locations.
Societal Concerns Organization has extended an open invitation to security agencies, traditional institutions, civil society organizations, student leaders, and the media to join in shaping a stronger, safer Nigeria.
