[Premium Times] Amid ongoing constitutional reforms by the National Assembly to establish state police, former military chiefs and other stakeholders have urged the federal government to strengthen internal security institutions, improve intelligence gathering, and increase funding to confront insecurity.
Nigeria: First Daily Dialogue – Ex-Military Chiefs, Politicians, Others Back State Police, Urgent Security Reforms
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