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Senator representing Abia South Senatorial District, Enyinnaya Abaribe, has warned the federal government against transferring funds for state policing to state governments.
Abaribe said that money for state policing must be constitutionally backed and must go directly to the commission established for that purpose.
He made this known during the consideration of the bill titled, “A Bill for an Act to Alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 to Provide for the Establishment of State Police; and for Related Matters (Sixth Alteration), on the floor of the Senate.
“If the state police money is properly channeled, what happened to the local government money will not happen again,” the lawmaker said.
He said: “The funds that must go to the state police commission must be guaranteed by the constitution and go directly to the commission so that what we are seeing today with regards to local government funds, we don’t have to see it with the police because if we do that then for people like us who come from the Southeast where two or three kilometers you see 10 checkpoints, you will now have hundred checkpoints by state people who have to fend for themselves if they don’t have the requisite funding.
I was one of those against state police but today we know that we have very serious insecurity problems that can only be solved thinking out of the box.
“Now we know that states have more money than they ever had before, and we also had the era in which states didn’t have so much money, which means that he who pays the piper will also hear the tune.”
