The Digest: The security imperative is here. President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed that the establishment of state police is an unavoidable measure to strengthen security nationwide. The declaration was made in Abuja during a meeting with a delegation of prominent indigenes from Katsina State.
Key Point:
- President Tinubu has stated that creating state police is unavoidable to combat insecurity.
- He has directed security agencies to reassess their operations in Katsina State and use advanced military equipment, including drones.
- The President vowed that security challenges are "surmountable" and he would get daily updates on operations.
- Tinubu mentioned that a committee was formed in February 2024 to study a framework for the new policing system.
- He also honored the legacy of former President Muhammadu Buhari, assuring that his achievements would be preserved.
- The Katsina delegation, led by Governor Dikko Radda, thanked the President for his support.
President Tinubu's statement signals a strong political will to tackle insecurity by decentralizing law enforcement. With a multi-pronged approach that includes new technology and a push for state police, the administration aims to defeat the security challenges facing the country.
Source: Daily Post
