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Senate to debate State Police bill this week

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The Nigerian Senate will prioritize the State Police Bill this week, aiming to fast-track constitutional amendments for decentralized policing amid worseni Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-to-debate-state-police-bill-this-week/

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