Saturday 17 November 2012

STATE POLICE



For many years now, Nigerians have had to deal with an inefficient, corrupt and a mediocre police force.
The federal government has also compounded the situation by underfunding and under-equipping the police, leaving the people to bear the brunt.
This has also been compounded with the fact that State Governors who are supposed to be the Chief Security Officers of their states have no control over the Police Command in their states as Police Commissioners in the states are only answerable to the Inspector General of Police in the federal capital who is in turn answerable to the President; an equation that makes the governors mere figure-heads.
Having a police force which is comprised of persons who are locals of the environment and have been resident therein for years will certainly help in checking crime as these officers would know the nooks and crannies  of the towns and villages, the socio-cultural settings and indeed the pedigree of residents of the communities. 
I therefore prescribe that each state of the federation should have its own police, and the State Commissioner of Police answerable to the state Governor, as the TRUE Chief Security Officer of the state.

CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 BANK LOAN                                                       THE CONSTITUTION
AWARDS                                                              SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIP
PRODUCTION REGULATION                         EXECUTIVES SALARIES
GOODS IMPORTATION                                   LEGISLATORS SALARIES
STATE OF ORIGIN                                             NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
CONTESTING ELECTIONS                              CHARACTER CERTIFICATE
TRUE FEDERALISM                                         ELECTION TRIBUNALS
STATE POLICE                                                   TERM DURATION
STATE POLICE ABUSE 
THE POLICE BARRACKS                                LIFE IMPRISONMENT
SECURITY VOTE                                               ANTI- CORRUPTION COURTS