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Reps release final draft of constitution amendment bills, set for crucial vote on state police

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A plenary session of the House of Reps (PHOTO CREDIT: Hon. Akin Rotimi Jr.)

The proposals, which emerged from months of consultations and public hearings across the country, seek to address issues related to security, electoral processes, judicial administration, local government autonomy, the devolution of powers, and institutional reforms.

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