Not at all. Unless those services are included in your lease, you're not entitled to them. If you want security, then get together with other tenants, ask management for those additional services, and prepare to write a check to cover the cost or to have your rent go WAY up upon renewal.
When talking about lighting, are you addressing lights that exist yet are broken, and have remained broken AFTER management was notified? If so, and you want to hire an attorney and sue, with the burden of proving that the lighting issue contributed to the damages, you can certainly do so - hoping to get awarded a portion of repair expenses, (because the ACTUAL perpetrator will also bear responsiblity). You might win enough in damages to cover most of the attorney fees.
If the lighting discussion is on "proper" lighting, that's subjective. Who is to say what's "proper"? Got the money to hire an expert witness to that end? Did the lighting situation change since you signed your lease?
Bottom line is that unless there are some serious extinuating circumstances, AND you're prepared to bring a lawsuit for only a small POSSIBILITY that the complex may have a SMALL level of liability, it's a loosing proposition. Again, the person who CAUSED the damage is at fault, and has liability.

