Nigeria & Mohammed Tahir Monguno

Nigeria: Nigeria is the primary beneficiary of this constitutional amendment, as the establishment of state police aims to address its worsening security challenges, improve law enforcement, and deepen federalism.

Mohammed Tahir Monguno: Chief Whip Mohammed Tahir Monguno urged lawmakers to support the constitutional amendment, viewing it as a necessary step to improve security response mechanisms.

Mohammed Tahir Monguno: Mohammed Tahir Monguno is a Senator who endorsed the bill, highlighting its role in providing a clear channel for citizens to report suspicious activities.

Mohammed Tahir Monguno: Senator Mohammed Tahir Monguno criticized the poor funding of the Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Livestock Development as contradictory to the vision of economic diversification.

Mohammed Tahir Monguno: Mohammed Tahir Monguno seconded the motion for the bill's passage, supporting the amendment as timely and essential for improving electoral litigation.

Mohammed Tahir Monguno: Mohammed Tahir Monguno, a senator, described Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe's nomination as appropriate but emphasized the urgent need for decisive action to address Nigeria's electricity crisis, particularly grid collapses and transmission failures.