BREAKING: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s constitutional reform agenda is entering a critical stage — and it could change how security and political power are organised across Nigeria.

At the centre of the debate is STATE POLICE.

The Presidency is working on a National Policing Bill, with the latest roadmap targeting September 3, 2026 for the presentation of the draft bill to President Tinubu.

But that is only part of the story.

Nigeria’s constitutional review process has also received 56 requests for the creation of new states and hundreds of demands for new local government areas.

So what is really happening?

Could state police finally move security control closer to the states?

Could new states change Nigeria’s political map?

What happens if governors gain greater control over policing?

And with the 2027 elections approaching, could these reforms completely change the political balance?

In this video, we break down Tinubu’s constitutional agenda, the state-police proposal, the new-state demands, the South-East state-creation debate, the potential benefits, the dangers and the power struggle that could determine what happens next.

This is not just about changing laws.

It is about who controls security, resources, representation and political power in Nigeria.

Watch until the end and tell us your opinion:

Should Nigeria adopt state police?

Should more states be created?

Or should Nigeria strengthen the existing 36 states before creating new ones?

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