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Nigerian Senate Approves Constitutional Amendment to Establish State Police
The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday passed constitutional amendments paving the way for the establishment of state police across the country.
The landmark legislation, approved by senators on Wednesday, marks a significant shift in Nigeria’s security architecture, which has long operated under a centralised federal policing structure.
Further details of the bill’s provisions and the voting outcome are expected shortly.
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