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National Assembly to approve state police this week — Senate Leader

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Senate Leader, Opeyemi National Assembly-. [PHOTO CREDIT: Official X handle of the Senator]

“They had been in a series of meetings with the office of Attorney-General, with the chief of staff, the president, the inspector general of police and other stakeholders in the last one week, and that is why I can sit here to tell you that we're pursuing that this week."

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