Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Olohundare Moshood Jimoh, has led officers and men of the Command on the field to monitor compliance amid commencement of the full enforcement of regulations governing the use of tinted glass on vehicles, in line with the Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Tinted Glass) Act, 2004.
The full enforcement which began on October 2, 2025 is also in line with directives from the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun.
Addressing the media, CP Jimoh stressed that the operation was not designed to inconvenience law-abiding citizens but to enhance public safety, curb criminal activities, and ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
He directed that all enforcement be carried out professionally, without harassment or extortion, warning that officers found culpable would face disciplinary measures, while their commanders would also be held accountable.
Vehicle owners who are yet to obtain valid permits were advised to register at www.possap.gov.ng, while those unwilling to secure permits were urged to remove their tints or replace factory-fitted tinted glass with transparent ones. Vehicles found to be in violation will be impounded, and offenders prosecuted accordingly.
The Commissioner of Police also encouraged members of the public to report any unprofessional conduct during the exercise, assuring that the operation will be executed fairly, with full respect for citizens’ rights.
For complaints or misconduct reports, residents may contact the Lagos State Police Command Complaint Response Unit via phone at 09111111150, 09111991116, 08090277712, 08090277714, 08090277713, or 08090277711, and on social media platforms: WhatsApp (09111111151), X (formerly Twitter) – @LagosPoliceNG, @CruLagospolice; Facebook – @NPF Lagos; Instagram – @Policeng_Lagos.