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The planned creation of state police, according to Mr. Olohundare Jimoh, Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, will bolster national security operations and supplement the Nigeria Police Force’s efforts.
At the Police Officers’ Mess in Ikeja on Thursday, Jimoh made this statement to reporters.
He clarified that the idea of state police was being investigated as part of larger national initiatives to boost public involvement in crime prevention, enhance security governance, and bring policing closer to communities.
He claims that the effort will improve law enforcement agencies’ ability to respond more successfully to new security threats throughout the nation.
According to the commissioner, state policing may greatly enhance local understanding of security dynamics and facilitate prompt reactions to crimes provided it is properly planned and executed.
“State policing will strengthen the relationship between officers and communities, improve intelligence gathering, and encourage greater cooperation between citizens and the police by bringing law enforcement closer to the people,” he stated.
Decentralizing some policing duties, Jimoh continued, would make it possible to deploy security resources more effectively, allowing municipal and state governments to handle unique security issues inside their borders.
Additionally, he pointed out that by giving thousands of young Nigerians jobs and bolstering the nation’s overall security capabilities, the proposed state police organization might support economic growth.
However, the commissioner emphasized that state police should be viewed as a supplementary organization inside a coordinated national security framework rather than as a substitute for the Nigeria Police Force.
He claims that the federal police will carry out its constitutionally mandated function as the major national law enforcement agency in charge of upholding internal security.
The police chief clarified that the creation of state police will enable the federal police to focus more on intricate and international crimes including cybercrime, human trafficking, terrorism, and organized crime.
“More localized policing services centered on community safety, conflict prevention, and early response to emerging security issues can be provided by state police formations,” Jimoh stated.
He reassured Nigerian police officers and men that their careers would not be threatened by the planned reform, pointing out that their function in the nation’s security architecture remained crucial.
Jimoh continued, “The cooperative arrangement between federal and state policing structures would ultimately strengthen efforts to prevent crime and provide citizens with more effective security outcomes.” [NAN]
