Nasarawa Assembly to consider state police bill September 28

Author: Chris JohnsonPublished on: September 23, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Nasarawa Assembly to consider state police bill September 28

The Nasarawa State House of Assembly will begin consideration of the State Police Bill transmitted by the National Assembly when lawmakers resume plenary on Monday, September 28. Speaker Danladi Jatau announced that the bill was received on Friday, September 18. He assured that lawmakers would scrutinize the proposed legislation and take necessary legislative steps upon resuming.

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