The Nation Newspaper Insecurity: We need state police now - Gani Adams
The Aare-onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, has once again reiterated the need for state police, describing it as key content of restructuring.
“We don’t need to wait till eternity before we get state police in Nigeria. State police is a content of restructuring. One of the fundamental duties of the government is to provide security for the citizenry. “As far as I am concerned, the two-year constitutional time frame is too much of a time for such a bill to be passed or adopted by both the House of Reps and the Senate.“We do not need up to that. I do not think that is proper, two years is too much time, I disagree with that, especially, at this time when there’s an emergency.“Those involved in passing of the state police bill should stop playing politics with people’s lives.
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