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State Police: IGP Disu Says Nigeria’s Framework Drew Lessons From India, US and Pakistan

State Police: IGP Disu Says Nigeria’s Framework Drew Lessons From India, US and Pakistan

Inspector-General of Police Olatunji Disu says the committee that drafted Nigeria’s proposed state police framework studied policing models in India, the United States and Pakistan. Speaking at a state police workshop in Abuja, Disu urged police officers to participate in the national debate through informed analysis, public enlightenment and constructive contributions. He said the police committee produced its initial framework in 17 days and that governors’ committees are now deliberating on it. Former Inspectors-General of Police have also reviewed the document and suggested improvements as work continues on the proposal.

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jesse

Which parts of the India, US and Pakistan models does the committee believe fit Nigeria's federal structure best?

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peter

What specific safeguards from those countries are being considered to prevent abuse under Nigeria's own system?

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jaruma

Studying other countries is sensible, but their policing systems operate under very different political and legal conditions.

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tolu

Foreign examples can guide the discussion, yet copying frameworks will not automatically address accountability concerns at state level.

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emeka

The workshop should produce clear safeguards on funding, command structure, recruitment and oversight before any framework moves forward.

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