Social Media State Police? If Yes, How? by knnaka February 16, 2024 written by knnaka February 16, 2024 74 The debate surrounding the establishment of state police in Nigeria is multifaceted, with compelling arguments on both sides. Supporters contend that state police would enhance responsiveness to local needs and bolster security. They also assert that it would foster greater accountability as state governments oversee funding and operations. Conversely, opponents warn of potential abuse of power by state governors and the fragmentation of law enforcement efforts nationwide. The decision to implement state police in Nigeria requires a thorough examination of all viewpoints. In 2020, Nextier engaged AIG Austin I. Iwar, rtd, and Dr. Vladimir Kreck in a Development Discourse on state policing, where they led an in-depth debate on the pros and cons of state policing in Nigeria. Watch the full video here. Nextier continues to highlight, through various discourses and publications, the need for a more robust national conversation on the urgent need for police reform in the face of insecurity.Read here;Nextier: Building the Society We Want to Live In. 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail knnaka previous post Watch the premiere of House of Ninjas Episode 1 in 2024 on Lambeteja.com next post ‘Catastrophic Situation’ at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital Amid Israeli Raid You may also like Rule of Law, Security, and Transitional Justice in... June 24, 2024 Education Reforms: private school for the poor June 21, 2024 Nextier’s Nigeria Violent Conflicts Database June 19, 2024 Release of All On Nigeria Off Grid Energy... June 7, 2024 ALL ON NIGERIA – OFF GRID ENERGY BUSINESS REPORT May 21, 2024 Battlefields and Ballots: Nigeria in 2023 and Q1... May 14, 2024 Empowering Communities: Transforming North-West Nigeria May 9, 2024 Release of the 2023 and Q1 2024 Nigeria... May 7, 2024 The Way Out of Poverty April 30, 2024 The ”How” of Art as a Growth Driver April 17, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.