Since assuming office as Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Mr. Oluwatosin Adeola Ajayi has pursued a measured but deliberate internal reorganisation aimed at repositioning the Service for modern security realities.
Rather than public grandstanding, the approach has been rooted in structure, clarity of roles and institutional efficiency.
At the heart of this reorganisation is a renewed emphasis on intelligence-led operations, inter-agency synergy and streamlined command processes. Departments and units are being refocused to eliminate duplication, enhance accountability and ensure that intelligence gathering translates swiftly into actionable outcomes.
Security experts note that this quiet restructuring has improved response time, operational coordination and strategic foresight. By strengthening internal systems, the DSS under Oluwatosin Ajayi is reinforcing its core mandate as a stabilising force in Nigeria’s national security framework.
The reforms signal a leadership philosophy that prioritises results over noise, and sustainability over spectacle, laying a foundation for long-term effectiveness in safeguarding the nation.
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