Mr Egbetokun described the conference hall as a legacy project that symbolised continuity, vision, leadership and institutional excellence.
The CP urged members of the public to report any misconduct to the police, assuring that all complaints would be thoroughly investigated.
He commended the command’s leadership for maintaining peace and stability in the state.
He said the officers were promoted after passing the recently concluded examinations.
The suspect, a resident of Igbogbo in the Ikorodu area of the state, claimed that he sold his younger sister’s baby to fund their mother’s burial.
The police spokesperson said one locally made pistol and two live cartridges were recovered from one of the suspects.
The spokesperson stated that additional security operatives had been deployed to the community to forestall any breakdown of law and order.
Mr Jimoh said the move was designed to prevent crime, vandalism of equipment, theft and other offences.
Mr Jimoh described the promotions as well-deserved, based on merit and performance.
The CP announced the starting of mobile court operations on the coastal road.
