New Song on State Police
By Lekan Sote The Yoruba saying, “Die die ni alak’orun ndi ewu,” which roughly translates into English as “gradually, a singlet becomes a formal dress,” means that things happen in…
By Lekan Sote The Yoruba saying, “Die die ni alak’orun ndi ewu,” which roughly translates into English as “gradually, a singlet becomes a formal dress,” means that things happen in…
Ndi Igbo backs regional policing Director-general of the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) Commission, Seye Oyeleye, has urged the National Assembly to accelerate the legislative process required to amend…
A pan-Igbo socio-political organisation, the Ndi Igbo Worldwide Union, on Sunday, rejected the ongoing proposal to establish state police in Nigeria. The group urged the Federal Government to instead restore…
By Tonnie Iredia The clamour for the introduction of state police in Nigeria took a brighter turn last week when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu called on the national assembly to…
The General Manager of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Safety Agency, Ifalade Oyekan, has declared that the state is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. Speaking with journalists in…
Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, on Wednesday inaugurated an eight-member committee to oversee the implementation of state police and the rollout of his policing vision, following his confirmation as the…
The Federal Government on Thursday reaffirmed its commitment to the creation of state police, declaring that Nigeria is ready for decentralised policing as soon as the necessary legal framework is…
A former Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Anti-Corruption and legal scholar Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN) has called for the urgent establishment of state police in Nigeria. He described…
By EB The renewed clamour for State Police that has once again echoed loudly across Nigeria’s geo-political zones is not unexpected, considering the unprecedented rise in terrorists’ onslaught. This time,…
By Uche J. Udenka The debate on state police in Nigeria has long been framed as a political gamble—an optional reform fraught with risks of abuse and fragmentation. Nowhere is…