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Former Inspector-General of Police, Mike Okiro, has expressed support for the establishment of state police forces in Nigeria, believing it will enhance security, but has criticized the proposed five-year timeline for implementation as excessive.
Riley Moore, a U.S. Congressman, has called for the decentralization of Nigeria's police system to allow state governments to have greater control over local security. His plea emphasizes the necessity for heightened protective measures, especially in regions facing persistent extremist violence.
Isaiah Davies Ijele has called for significant police reforms aimed at restoring public confidence through transparency and protective measures against political misuse of state police.
As Tunji Disu assumes the role of acting Inspector General of Police, he faces significant challenges in restoring public trust and ensuring professionalism within the force. His tenure will be tested by allegations of human rights abuses and the upcoming 2027 general elections.
