Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila confirmed the bill is 90% complete, with one final meeting left to tidy up details and address governors’ observations.
He described it as the most consequential bill of the administration and noted that it has undergone intense review since August 3m 2026.
On fears that states may delay the State Police constitutional amendment, Gbajabiamila insisted there is a national consensus and no reason for any state to backtrack.
The meeting had top government figures in attendance ,governors, the Inspector General of Police, senior justice officials, police reform experts, and representatives from the NBA and NSA all aligning on the next steps for Nigeria’s policing reforms.
On fears that states may delay the State Police constitutional amendment, Gbajabiamila insisted there is a national consensus and no reason for any state to backtrack.
The meeting had top government figures in attendance ,governors, the Inspector General of Police, senior justice officials, police reform experts, and representatives from the NBA and NSA all aligning on the next steps for Nigeria’s policing reforms.
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