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Nigeria's parliamentary building popularly knows as the National Assembly is currently in lockdown as armed security operatives have barred access to the premises.
The police and DSS operatives positioned at the main entrance of the National Assembly tell angered federal lawmakers that they are acting on "orders from above."
The APC Senators are purportedly plotting to use the cover of security operatives to impeach Senate President, Bukola Saraki.
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Reporting for Galaxy TV from Lagos and Abuja, covering energy and national affairs across Nigeria and West Africa
At least 30 state Houses of Assembly have approved the constitutional amendment bill for the establishment of state police. Disclosing this on Thursday at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Kuru, Senate Leader Opeyemi Bamidele confirmed that the National Assembly has received the reports and aims to complete the remaining legislative process and transmit the bill for presidential assent by December 2026.
The African Democratic Congress Presidential Campaign Council has disowned an unsigned campaign timetable circulating publicly, clarifying that the document was not issued by the council or its official campaign office.
The proposed creation of state police has gained momentum as 28 state assemblies, including Lagos, Kano, Sokoto, and Ebonyi, officially passed the constitutional amendment bill.
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