State Policing may change where policing authority resides. But will it change how that authority is exercised and held accountable? That is the conversation we cannot afford to avoid.
We are honoured to welcome Prof. Uju Agomoh as Special Guest of Honour at SPIN Webinar 1.0.
With extensive experience in human rights, rehabilitation, justice and security sector engagement, she brings a valuable perspective to this critical national conversation.
State Policing may change where policing authority resides. But will it change how that authority is exercised and held accountable? That is the conversation we cannot afford to avoid.
@SituationRoomNg@cleenfoundation@ActionAidNG@NDI@NEDemocracy@WFD_Democracy@UN_Nigeria It has to be evident, the people should testify to it.
The Numbers should show it: decrease in food prices, fuel prices, housing fees, power bills, improved and more reliable healthcare, education systems and even the electoral processes becoming more transparent and satisfying
Democracy is not merely about electing leaders; it is about leadership making people-centred decisions and building systems that protect citizens, improve livelihoods and create better communities and a stronger society.
Does Nigeria have enough police officers to provide effective security for a population of over 200+ million people and, more importantly, are they deployed where they are needed most?🤔