After months of deliberations, Nigeria’s push towards establishing state police has taken a significant step forward. According to THISDAYLIVE, the Presidency has expressed happiness as the State Police Amendment Bill has been approved by 24 out of the 36 state houses of assembly. This development was further confirmed by Vanguard News, which reported that the Gombe State House of Assembly also approved the proposed constitutional amendments to pave the way for the establishment of State Police in Nigeria. The Presidency, through Tribune Online, has expressed satisfaction with this progress, stating that the Constitution (Sixth Alteration) Bill, 2026, which is associated with the State Police Amendment Bill, has been endorsed by 24 states. The exact states that have approved the bill are yet to be disclosed. The approval of the State Police Bill by multiple state houses of assembly is a significant milestone in Nigeria’s quest for improved security. This move is expected to bolster the country’s law enforcement capabilities, potentially leading to a more secure and peaceful Nigeria.
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