*Bauchi govt deploys 2,176 forest guards, vigilantes to combat crimes
Bauchi State commissioned 2,176 forest guards while Gombe State receives 1,056 new police officers as part of Nigeria's planned 50,000-person recruitment drive. The deployment addresses acute personnel shortages in security forces operating far below UN standards of one officer per 400 citizens.
The Senate on Wednesday passed the constitutional amendment bill seeking the establishment of state police services across the country, marking a major step in Nigeria’s long-running efforts to decentralise policing and…
• Engage N’Assembly, stakeholders on framework for subnational operations
The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday passed a constitutional amendment bill seeking to establish state police across the country, a major step towards overhauling Nigeria’s policing structure amid worsening insecurity. The…
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Bauchi State commissions 2,176 forest guards to boost security and protect reserves. Gombe State to receive 1,056 new police officers.
The Nigerian Senate is set to reconvene today for an emergency session to pass the contentious State Police Bill, a major security reform.
The Nigerian Senate on Wednesday passed a constitutional amendment bill seeking to establish state police across the country, a major step towards overhauling Nigeria’s policing…
* Proposal seeks constitutional backing for state-controlled policing nationwide
The Senate on Wednesday passed the constitutional amendment bill seeking the establishment of state police services across the country, marking a major step in Nigeria’s…