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President Tinubu pushes for state police via constitutional change to fight insecurity, needing Senate and state approval.
President Bola Tinubu has renewed his call for constitutional amendments to establish state police, citing rising insecurity from terrorism, banditry, and insurgency.
Speaking at a State House Iftar, he urged the Senate to act, emphasizing the need for subnational policing to enhance security and national unity.
The move requires a two-thirds majority in both legislative houses and approval by at least 24 state assemblies.
Tinubu highlighted economic reforms, including the removal of petrol subsidies, as vital for stability and growth toward a $1 trillion economy.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio pledged full cooperation, affirming legislative support and commitment to reviewing all bills for national benefit.
El presidente Tinubu presiona por la policía estatal a través de un cambio constitucional para combatir la inseguridad, necesitando la aprobación del Senado y del estado.