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The Danger Is Not State Police, It Is The Center That Failed, By Oludare Ogunlana
In an article published in The Punch online on June 14, 2026, Sonala Olumhense argues that state police will make Nigeria more insecure. The argument rests on a comfortable assumption: that the security architecture we have is a baseline worth defending. It is not. Nigeria runs one of the most centralized policing systems in the democratic world, and that system has presided over the kidnapping economy, the collapse of rural safety, and the ransom industry that drained more than two trillion naira from citizens in a single year. The honest question is not whether devolution carries risk.
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vanguardngr.com
Gov Okpebholo, state police and ‘The End Of Democracy’, by Emmanuel Aziken
The renewed push for state police in Nigeria has come at a time when the country is bleeding from many fronts. From kidnappings to banditry, cult violence, communal clashes,…
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saharareporters.com
The Danger Is Not State Police, It Is The Center That Failed, By Oludare Ogunlana
In an article published in The Punch online on June 14, 2026, Sonala Olumhense argues that state police will make Nigeria more insecure. The argument rests on a comfortable…
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thisdaylive.com
STATE POLICE IS NOT THE ANSWER
OBIAGELI “OBY” EZEKWESILI argues for a comprehensive restructuring of the Federation