Why State Police Is Nigeria’s Imperative Lifeline — Dr Olukayode Ajulo Replies Odinkalu
Ondo State Attorney-General Dr Olukayode Ajulo argues that Nigeria’s worsening insecurity makes state police inevitable, countering fears of decentralised abuse. Citing the success of Operation Amotekun, he says decentralised policing with constitutional safeguards, democratic oversight and federal standards can strengthen national security, improve intelligence gathering and restore public confidence across the federation.
Ondo State Attorney-General Dr Olukayode Ajulo argues that Nigeria’s worsening insecurity makes state police inevitable, countering fears of decentralised abuse. Citing the success of Operation Amotekun, he says decentralised policing with constitutional safeguards, democratic oversight and federal standards can strengthen national security, improve intelligence gathering and restore public confidence across the federation.
Why State Police Is Nigeria’s Imperative Lifeline — Dr Olukayode Ajulo Replies Odinkalu
Ondo State Attorney-General Dr Olukayode Ajulo argues that Nigeria’s worsening insecurity makes state police inevitable, countering fears of decentralised abuse. Citing the success of Operation Amotekun, he says decentralised policing with constitutional safeguards, democratic oversight and federal standards can strengthen national security, improve intelligence gathering and restore public confidence across the federation.
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