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The Nigerian President has actively sought legislative support to amend the constitution for state police, viewing it as a key to tackling widespread insecurity. The new Inspector General of Police has moved to establish a committee to implement this policy, signaling a potential shift from his predecessor's opposition.
The National Assembly has officially inaugurated the Nigerian Women Parliamentary Caucus in anticipation of a vote regarding the Special Seats for Women Bill as part of the constitutional amendment process.
Prof. Itse Sagay argues for constitutional changes to permit states to establish their own police forces, aiming to bolster security across Nigeria. He believes that governors are capable of managing state police effectively.
A bill seeking to alter Nigeria's revenue allocation formula to favour the federal government has passed its first reading in the Senate. The proposal aims to increase the FG's share from the current distribution, citing increased responsibilities.
Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has voiced concern over the underrepresentation of women in Nigerian politics, despite their substantial demographic and voting presence. He emphasized the need for legislative reforms to ensure women's participation in governance.
