"To Stop Creating Orphans, There Must Be Peace!" President Tinubu Orders National Assembly to Expedite State Police Establishment: Full Gist Latest News

 

The End of Federal Monopoly Latest News on Nigelzient! In a move that has been hailed as the 'final solution' to Nigeria's security crisis, President Bola Tinubu has officially called on the 10th National Assembly to tinker with the Constitution for the immediate creation of State Police. 'For us to stop creating widows and orphans, there must be peace,' the President declared—get the full exclusive breakdown of the new security blueprint below! 🇳🇬📜🆘

The wait is almost over. Reporting for Nigelzient, the Presidency has confirmed that decentralizing the police force is now a top priority for 2026. During a high-powered meeting with stakeholders and governors, President Tinubu emphasized that local crimes require local solutions. He argued that the current federal structure is overstretched, leaving forests and rural communities vulnerable to marauders. "Security is the first currency of progress," Tinubu stated, noting that the administration is ready to invest heavily in modern training and intelligence once the legal framework is in place.

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According to Nigelzient Latest News, the Senate has already responded to the President’s "National Police Day" charge. Senate spokesperson Yemi Adaramodu confirmed that the upper chamber will "expeditiously treat" the constitutional review, aiming to have it "done and dusted" before the 2027 electioneering cycle begins. This reform is expected to move policing to the Concurrent List, allowing states to manage their own security while collaborating with federal agencies. As Nigelzient reports, the goal is to build a world-class institution that prioritizes community-centered policing over arbitrary power.

The reaction on Nigelzient is a mixture of hope and caution. While many are celebrating the move as the key to ending kidnapping and banditry, others are warning about potential "political misuse" of state forces by governors. As Nigelzient reports, groups like Afenifere and MACBAN are already calling for robust checks and balances to ensure the new forces are ethnically and religiously balanced. Is Nigeria finally ready for State Police? Will this truly end the creation of widows and orphans in our land? Your thoughts? Drop your take below on Nigelzient!