The week-long event has attracted strong interest as rising stars battle for ranking points and honours.
Mr Giwa said the exercise forms part of efforts to ensure traffic order before, during, and after the upcoming festive season.
The tournament provides a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills.
The Nigerian Ports Authority reports that 17 ships are expected to arrive at Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos from November 3 to 7.
Mr Krull described Lagos as Nigeria’s economic hub.
Mr Sowore alleged that Mr Egbetokun ordered operatives of the Lagos State Police Command to shoot him on sight in Oworonshoki.
Mr Jimoh said the command was closing in on Mr Sowore and others accused of coordinating activities intended to disrupt public peace.
They described the act as a violation of privacy and human dignity, particularly in cases where a company that had engaged a model leaked her nudes.
Mr Giwa urged the officers to manage perceptions effectively, and respond to issues with empathy.
DSVA promised to work with the police to get justice for the victims.
