Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has expressed his dissatisfaction with the National Assembly's handling of the state police issue, stating that it is not productive. He believes that a bill should be sent to the National Assembly instead of submitting a memorandum to other bodies. Makinde argues that the National Assembly should take responsibility for addressing the issue of state police.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has criticized the National Assembly 's approach on the issue of state police , stating that it is not taking governors anywhere. Makinde emphasized the need for a bill to be transmitted to the National Assembly , rather than submitting a memorandum to the National Security Adviser or National Economic Council .
He believes that the current approach will only waste time and that the National Assembly should be responsible for dealing with the issue of state police
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