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  1. Lagos State passed state police and trust fund bills on June 25, 2026.
  2. The Nigerian administration is pushing for the establishment of state police forces to combat insecurity.

The House of Representatives has initiated defence bills in Nigeria to address ongoing security challenges.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 18
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The House of Representatives has initiated defence bills in Nigeria to address ongoing security challenges.

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NigeriaHouse of Representativeshouse of representatives

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  1. The House of Representatives is considering a bill to amend the Armed Forces Act, 2004, focusing on leadership in joint security efforts.Sub-event
  2. The House of Representatives is considering a peace act and legislation to authorize support for an African Union force.Sub-event
  3. Legislative action addresses calls for improved security in Nigeria.1 source
  4. Defence bills initiated by the House of Representatives to address security challenges in Nigeria.1 source
  5. Bills related to national defense are under consideration by the legislative body.1 source

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The Nigerian administration is pushing for the establishment of state police forces to combat insecurity. All 2 developments

Within Lagos State passed state police and trust fund bills on June 25, 2026.

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