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  1. The Nigerian Senate passed a bill regarding state police creation, championed by the President, alongside UN reports on militant group killings.
  2. The Nigerian Senate passed a bill regarding state police creation, championed by the President, alongside UN reports on militant group killings.
  3. The Nigerian Senate passed a bill regarding state police creation, championed by the President, alongside UN reports on militant group killings.
  4. The Nigerian Senate passed a bill regarding state police creation, championed by the President, alongside UN reports on militant group killings.

President Tinubu is leading national policing reform, involving the NBA and Inspector-General in a working group, and proposing relevant legislation to the National Assembly.

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President Tinubu is leading national policing reform, involving the NBA and Inspector-General in a working group, and proposing relevant legislation to the National Assembly.

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  1. A courtesy visit was held where the Nigerian Bar Association discussed leadership issues with President Tinubu.Sub-event
  2. First Lady received President-Elect of the NBA, showing presidential engagement with the organization.1 source
  3. The Nigerian Bar Association is advocating for state police and contributing to constitutional amendments in Nigeria.Sub-event
  4. Tinubu inaugurated a working group for national policing reform, with NBA contributing to the bill.1 source
  5. President Tinubu leads national policing reform; working group includes NBA President and Inspector-General.1 source

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