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Two suspected bandits in Kwara police net • INEC plans Friday mock accreditation to boost election preparedness • Commercial driver killed in Lagos multi-vehicle collision • Cyberbullying: Doris Ogala’s arraignment stalled again over ill health • Tinubu inaugurates Ekiti flyover, says Oyebanji deserves reelection • Can a country flourish without standards? By Usman Sarki • Who is Tinubu’s faceless ‘boss’? By Ochereome Nnanna • What is wrong with our governors? • Oil prices fall on Iran-US peace optimism • Post-primary chaos worsens as INEC fixes candidates’ submission deadline • Protecting our markets from fire outbreaks • Two armed robbery suspects arrested in Adamawa • UK-based Nigerian remanded over compatriot’s death • Battery explosion triggers fire at Oyo phone complex • Police, others repel Zamfara bandit attack in two-hour gunfight • Fresh cult killings spark protest in Lagos community • After rescue of 416 captives in Borno, 11 more kidnapped women regain freedom • Police arrest four suspects, rescue kidnapped Ondo woman • Lagos orders hygiene upgrade in hotels, clubs over Ebola alert • UBA Foundation recommits to youth environmental awareness • Two suspected bandits in Kwara police net • INEC plans Friday mock accreditation to boost election preparedness • Commercial driver killed in Lagos multi-vehicle collision • Cyberbullying: Doris Ogala’s arraignment stalled again over ill health • Tinubu inaugurates Ekiti flyover, says Oyebanji deserves reelection • Can a country flourish without standards? By Usman Sarki • Who is Tinubu’s faceless ‘boss’? By Ochereome Nnanna • What is wrong with our governors? • Oil prices fall on Iran-US peace optimism • Post-primary chaos worsens as INEC fixes candidates’ submission deadline • Protecting our markets from fire outbreaks • Two armed robbery suspects arrested in Adamawa • UK-based Nigerian remanded over compatriot’s death • Battery explosion triggers fire at Oyo phone complex • Police, others repel Zamfara bandit attack in two-hour gunfight • Fresh cult killings spark protest in Lagos community • After rescue of 416 captives in Borno, 11 more kidnapped women regain freedom • Police arrest four suspects, rescue kidnapped Ondo woman • Lagos orders hygiene upgrade in hotels, clubs over Ebola alert • UBA Foundation recommits to youth environmental awareness

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NASS will pass state police bill this week – Senate Leader

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele confirms NASS will pass the state police bill this week, calling the reform long overdue amid Nigeria’s security challenges. Read More: https://punchng.com/nass-will-pass-state-police-bill-this-week-senate-leader/

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