Why state police may not solve insecurity in Nigeria – Falana

“I don’t think we should criminalize politicians, and I don’t want to engage in any conspiracy theory.

“The debates has been on since we started the campaign for restructuring in the country and set out a new phenomenon.

“How do we have more police stations? How do we employ more policemen and women without considering social security? Why are we not talking of creating employment for young people? Why are we not giving assistance to Nigerians that are vulnerable, extremely poor?

“An unless you address this problem holistically, creating a state police or local government police will not address the crisis of insecurity in the country,” he said.