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Osun Assembly Backs Constitutional Amendment for State Police

Lawmakers backed a constitutional amendment to create state police services, saying it would improve local security and strengthen responses to community threats.

  • On Tuesday, the Osun State House of Assembly deliberated in Osogbo on a constitutional amendment Bill seeking to establish State Police Services across Nigeria.
  • The National Assembly transmitted the constitutional amendment to the Osun State House as part of the ongoing process to provide for the establishment of State Police Services.
  • Lawmakers Lawrence Adeoti , Taofeek Olayiwola , Adewumi Adeyemi , and Jeremiah Awoyeye supported the proposal, arguing state-based policing would strengthen security architecture.
  • The Committee adopted amendments to the Bill, and Majority Leader Babajide Kofoworola moved a motion to support the amendment, seconded by Tajudeen Adeyemi .
  • Speaker Adewale Egbedun explained that the participation of State Houses was necessary to advance the constitutional amendment process, which would improve states' capacity to deploy security personnel.
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Vanguard News broke the news in Nigeria on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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