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The House of Representatives has scheduled Thursday, June 11th as the date to vote on a constitutional amendment bill to create State Police in Nigeria.
Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives and Chairman, Constitution Review Committee, Benjamin Kalu, made this known while speaking with newsmen in Abuja on Wednesday.
All lawmakers were directed to be present at the plenary on Thursday to participate in the voting.
The lawmaker said the measure is part of actions to combat the rising insecurity in the country. Kalu told the press briefing that the House had decided to give priority to the issue of the state police over other bills.
He said the House has directed all members who are currently out of Abuja for oversight to suspend same and return to the parliament on Thursday for the voting procedure.
The House bill on State Police is sponsored by the Deputy Speaker and 14 other House members.
Remember that last Thursday the Presidency had said that considerable progress had been made towards the establishment of state police in Nigeria.
The Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu, Femi Gbajabiamila, said constitutional amendments necessary for the implementation of state police were expected soon.
Gbajabiamila spoke after the Presidency organised a consultative meeting on state police at the State House in Abuja.
Gbajabiamila, in a statement released by the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, said discussions on the state police framework started several months ago following a directive by President Tinubu.
He said the process had now come to the stage of thinking about the constitutional amendments needed.
