Strengthening Coastal Security: Ajube Partners Ondo Police with Surveillance Support
Senior High Chief Bibopere Ajube, the Chairman, Gallery Security Services Ltd, has deepened support for security operations in Ondo State with the provision of surveillance equipment to the State Police Command.
The donation was made to the Commissioner of Police, CP Adebowale Lawal, as part of efforts to enhance monitoring capabilities and strengthen coordinated responses to security challenges across the state.
The initiative reflects an expanding partnership between private security stakeholders and the police, particularly in improving intelligence-led policing and safeguarding communities in coastal and riverine areas.
While receiving the equipment, CP Lawal commended Gallery Security Services for its continued cooperation with security agencies in the state.
He described the organisation as a reliable partner whose contributions have supported efforts to maintain peace and order.
He also expressed concern over recent disturbances in parts of the state, notably Ese-Odo Local Government Area, and called on residents and community leaders to resolve disagreements through peaceful engagement.
He further encouraged displaced persons to return to their communities as stability gradually returns.
On his part, SHC Ajube stated that the donation aligns with Gallery Security Services’ broader objective of supporting security institutions with operational tools and intelligence support to improve overall safety outcomes.
He noted that the organisation remains committed to complementing government efforts in addressing emerging security threats, especially in difficult-to-access coastal environments.
For several years, Gallery Security Services has been actively involved in security operations across Ondo State’s waterways and adjoining communities within the Niger Delta–Southwest corridor.
The latest intervention adds to ongoing efforts aimed at strengthening collaboration between community security structures and formal law enforcement agencies in the state.
