PSC Confirms Jimoh Moshood as Lagos Police Commissioner
The Police Service Commission (PSC) has officially appointed Olohundare Moshood Jimoh as the new Commissioner of Police for Lagos State Command, with his tenure beginning on Monday, February 17, 2025.
The announcement was made in a statement by PSC spokesperson Ikechukwu Ani, confirming that before this role, CP Jimoh served as the Commissioner of Police, Ports Authority, Eastern Ports.
Who is CP Jimoh Moshood?
A native of Kwara State, CP Jimoh has had an illustrious career in the Nigeria Police Force.
Some of his key past roles include:
- Force Public Relations Officer
- Deputy Commissioner, Airport Police
- Deputy Commissioner, Finance & Administration
- Deputy Commissioner, General Investigation
Beyond his local experience, he has also undergone specialized training internationally, including:
- Weapons of Mass Destruction Countermeasure Training – United States
- Social Construction & Management Reform Training – China
- Executive Leadership Academy – Pudong, China
- Maritime Rescue & Salvage Training – China Maritime Academy, Ningbo
- Police Training Institute – Seoul, South Korea
- Anti-Hijacking Techniques & Tactics Training – Yunnan Police College, Kunming, China
A Recognized Public Relations Expert
CP Jimoh’s contributions to public relations in law enforcement have earned him the Presidential Award for Public Relations Personality of the Year, presented by the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations.
His appointment was confirmed following a screening session with top PSC officials, including:
- DIG Hashimu Argungu (rtd) – PSC Chairman
- Justice Adamu Paul Galmuje (rtd)
- DIG Taiwo Lakanu (rtd)
What This Means for Lagos Policing
With his vast experience and leadership in various police units, CP Jimoh Moshood’s appointment signals a renewed focus on security, crime prevention, and public trust in Lagos State.
Final Thoughts
As he steps into this critical role, all eyes will be on CP Jimoh Moshood to see how his leadership will shape law enforcement strategies in Nigeria’s busiest state.
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