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The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, has inaugurated a committee on State Policing, describing it as a major step toward strengthening Nigeria’s internal security framework and advancing community-based policing. He said evolving threats require bold reforms and collaboration to make law enforcement more responsive to local realities. The committee is chaired by Prof. Olu Ogunsakin, with CP Bode Ojajuni as Secretary. Other members include CP Okebuchi Ogora, CP Suleiman Guma, CP Okechukwu Okagor, CSP Tolulope Ipimiso and retired CP Emmanuel Ojukwu. The team will design a workable framework for state policing without undermining Nigeria’s national security structure. Disu said the committee will review policing models, assess community security needs and propose structures for recruitment, training, funding and oversight. He stressed the reform will complement—not replace—the federal police, enabling it to focus on complex crimes requiring national coordination.
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