The Nigerian Bar Association and the Inspector-General of Police are discussing how to improve police service through specialized training and closer ties between the legal and policing professions.
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Updated Sep 8
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The Nigerian Bar Association and the Inspector-General of Police are discussing how to improve police service through specialized training and closer ties between the legal and policing professions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Nigerian Bar Association president discussed police recording duties.Sub-event
- Tunji Disu and the Nigerian Bar Association discussed civil liberties and police accountability, referencing US body camera use.Sub-event
Advocacy for police service reform through legal profession synergy.1 source
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Nigerian Bar Association
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Inspector-general of police
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