Nigeria Police Reform Secretariat (NPRS)

Welcome to the official account of the Nigeria Police Reform Secretariat (PRS)

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With immense gratitude to the @GermanyDiplo, @GERinNigeria and @UNDPNigeria we kick off the Supporting Police Accountability and Transformation project.

This marks another significant step towards strengthening @PoliceNG capacity to respond to the needs of the Nigerian people.

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NIGERIA POLICE, UNITED NATIONS CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACEKEEPERS
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providing technical support.

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Another Batch of Train-the-Trainers Programme Kicks Off

Another Batch of the Train-the-Trainers Programme has started. It brings together police trainers from Nigeria Police Colleges and Schools nationwide. The goal is to build capacity and professional competence so trainers

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cascading knowledge to recruits and driving institutional national growth. This is part of ongoing Nigeria Police Force reforms. PRS activities are funded by the German Federal Government via the SPAAT project, implemented by UNDP with GS Foundation and CLEEN Foundation

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and communities nationwide to deepen public support for a people-centered, accountable, and professional policing system.

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NIGERIA POLICE REFORM SECRETARIAT, OPEN AFRICA FOUNDATION SENSITISE SCHOOLS ON POLICE REFORM
Abuja, 15 June 2026 — The Nigeria Police Reform Secretariat (NPRS), in partnership with the Open Africa Foundation, today held a school sensitisation programme to raise awareness of the

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school-based sensitisation to cultivate informed, responsible future leaders.
Teachers and school administrators described the programme as timely and impactful. Both the NPRS and the Open Africa Foundation reaffirmed their commitment to expanding the initiative to more schools