Zamfara Assembly passes resolution supporting state police

Zamfara State House of Assembly has passed a resolution supporting the proposed constitutional amendment for the establishment of state police in Nigeria.

The resolution was considered and adopted during the Assembly’s sitting on Monday.

The Speaker of the House, Isma’ila Moriki, disclosed this while addressing journalists at a press conference in his office on Monday evening.

Moriki said the resolution followed the transmission of the proposed constitutional alterations by the National Assembly to state legislatures for consideration.

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He said the establishment of state police, if approved, would provide additional support in addressing the security challenges confronting Zamfara and other parts of the country.

“This will, Insha Allah, complement the efforts of Mr President and Governor Dauda Lawal in addressing the insecurity-related issues in the state and our dear country, Nigeria,” the Speaker said.

The resolution comes amid persistent security challenges in parts of Zamfara, where communities have faced attacks and abductions by armed groups.

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