Atiku Questions Timing Of State Police Move, Alleges….
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The camp of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has criticised the push to establish state police, raising concerns about the timing of the initiative and its possible impact on the 2027 general elections.
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The reaction came shortly after the Nigerian Senate approved the State Police Bill as part of ongoing efforts to amend the Constitution and decentralise policing across the country.
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Atiku’s supporters argued that the proposal appeared rushed and suggested that political interests could be influencing the process.
They expressed fears that the new policing structure could be linked to preparations ahead of the next election cycle.
The development has added to the growing debate over state police, with supporters describing it as a solution to insecurity, while critics continue to raise concerns about possible political misuse.
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