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LAGOS MOJ REWARDS OUTSTANDING OFFICERS, CELEBRATES RETIREES. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

LAGOS MOJ REWARDS OUTSTANDING OFFICERS, CELEBRATES RETIREES


The Lagos State Ministry of Justice (MOJ) has rewarded outstanding officers who demonstrated exceptional commitment and diligence in the discharge of their duties throughout the year.


The ceremony, held at the Adeyemi-Bero Auditorium, Secretariat, Alausa, Ikeja, also featured a special celebration of members of staff who retired meritoriously from the service of the State.


Speaking at the Ministry’s Year 2025 Merit Awards and End-of-Year Ceremony, the Honourable Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Lawal Pedro, SAN, commended the award recipients and all members of staff for their unwavering dedication to duty.


He noted that the Ministry’s effective leadership and recorded successes are a product of collective effort, teamwork, and collaboration among staff across departments, units, and agencies.


According to the Attorney-General, the relative peace, orderliness, and safety currently enjoyed in Lagos State are largely attributable to the diligence and professionalism of law enforcement officers, prosecutors, legislative drafters, and other justice sector stakeholders.


Mr. Pedro charged staff to continually evaluate their performance, make necessary improvements where required, and strive for higher standards of excellence in the coming year.


He congratulated the award winners and urged them to sustain their commitment to excellence, stressing that only the best is acceptable in service to the people of Lagos State.


The Attorney-General also celebrated the retiring officers for their years of dedicated and meritorious service, describing their contributions to the Ministry and the State as invaluable and worthy of recognition.


In his remarks, the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice, Mr. Hameed Oyenuga, expressed delight at the impressive turnout of staff, noting that the merit awards serve as a morale booster and a catalyst for enhanced productivity.


He congratulated the award recipients and encouraged them to put in even greater effort in the year ahead, adding that the reward for hard work is more work.


Mr. Oyenuga also paid glowing tribute to the retirees, applauding their dedication and the lasting legacy of service they leave behind.


Awards were presented in both senior and junior categories, with winners emerging from various departments, units, and agencies within the Ministry.

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