By Edith Igbokwe
The Corps Superintendent (CS) of the Lagos State Neighborhood Safety Corps (LNSC), Oshodi-Isolo LGA, Jubril Adeniji, has urged the corps members to demonstrate discipline and commitment to duty to support the new general manager of the corps, Prince Ifalade Oyekan.
Speaking after the new general manager met the corps superintendents of the 20 local governments and 37 Local Council Development Areas, Adeniji disclosed to ECHONEWS that the new GM is a disciplined, hardworking and accommodating person who is ready to assist any hardworking officer to attain a higher level in their career, adding that he has the qualities to advance the job.
Born on the 1st Day of March, 1970 at the popular Idungaran Palace in the heart of the historical City of Lagos, he started his academic sojourn at the renowned Ireti Primary School, Ikoyi, Lagos before proceeding to Ayaki Secondary School, Okerimi-Oro, Kwara State where he obtained the West African Examination Council Exams Ordinary Level Certificate in 1988.
He was at the Kwara State Polytechnic where he bagged a Diploma in Law in 1991 and to further his latitude, he proceeded to the Lagos State University and graduated with the LL. B Degree in Law and was called to the Bar after the mandatory one year at the Law School, Bwari, Abuja in 2001
Ifalade was at the prestigious Middlesex University, London in 2005 for a Post Graduate Course in Law and his voracious thirst for knowledge found him on the streets of the University again in 2008 when he bagged a Masters of Law LL. M from the same Middlesex University.
Prince Oyekan cut his professional teeth with the Administration and Legal Department of Adeniyi Adebayo Law Firm in 1991, before teaming up with Fouad Oki and Associates as a Consultant in Community Job creation.
During his mandatory one year National Youth Service Corp he was engaged by Boppfad Nigeria Limited as a Properties Agent in the Properties Department, and upon the conclusion of his service to his fatherland he was immediately engaged by Rouq & Co as a Property Counsel. The quintessential Prince gave a good account of himself everywhere he had the opportunity to put his foot, often living behind giant steps.
He, therefore, charged officers to buckle up and work to the expectation of the general manager.
The CS told his officers that the new general manager loves exceptional performance and that he is expecting much from them.
