Mr Bamidele said the bill aims to establish state police while retaining a strong federal police structure.
Mr Nkoka expressed the bank’s commitment to supporting the review process through technical assistance and financial resources.
Mr Doro said Nigeria’s poverty challenges had accumulated over decades.
The witness was led in evidence by the EFCC Counsel, Sylvanus Tahir, SAN.
Mr Tambuwal described state police as a critical step toward deepening federalism and addressing the persistent security challenges.
Mr Haruna-Aku said the project challenged stakeholders to move beyond fragmented programming toward integrated systems that placed dignity, equity and rights at the centre.
Mr Okeke stressed that SON would continue to ensure that locally manufactured and imported products meet the required standards.
Mr Mohammed also called on corporate organisations to support football development through strategic investments and long-term partnerships.
Mr Ojukwu said information and storytelling played critical roles in shaping public opinion and influencing responses to societal issues.
The EFCC lawyer said the court found that the convict siphoned N22 billion against the N33.8 billion charge allegedly preferred against the ex-minister.
