Also appearing before the committee was the Ministry of Education, Lafia, which appeared separately to discuss its 2026 budget performance in Lafia.
He explained that the initiative would focus on intelligence sharing, among others.
The PPRO said the state Commissioner of Police, Shetima Mohammed, called on members of the public to remain vigilant in their daily transactions.
He said the training would go a long way in promoting unity and peace.
He was apprehended for defiling a 16-year-old girl.
He attributed his resignation to a strained relationship with the party.
Mr Tanko urged the people to believe in the justice system.
Mr Mohammed warned officers against involvement in civil matters, particularly land disputes, stressing that police personnel must not be deployed to guard private property.
The directive, Mr Magaji said, is in line with the provisions of Section 88(1) of the Electoral Act, 2026.
He urged members of the public to promptly report suspicious activities.
