LOM1:
ABUJA: The Gov. Nasir El Rufai Committee on True Federalism has submitted its report to the National Working Committee of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, calling for more devolution of powers to the states. Specifically, the committee urged that the police and prisons be moved from the exclusive to the concurrent list.
By this, state governments would be allowed to establish state police to handle certain crimes as well as state prisons. The committee equally recommended independent candidacy but with a caveat that individuals who intend to stand for elections must not have been a member of any political party at least six months to the elections in which they intend to contest. On local government autonomy, the committee said since “one size does not fit all”, the states should be allowed to legislate for local governments, including creating more councils.






https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-el-rufai-cttee-recommends-state-police-prisons/

This el-Rufai self is that all he understands about restructuring

LOM1:
ABUJA: The Gov. Nasir El Rufai Committee on True Federalism has submitted its report to the National Working Committee of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, calling for more devolution of powers to the states. Specifically, the committee urged that the police and prisons be moved from the exclusive to the concurrent list.
By this, state governments would be allowed to establish state police to handle certain crimes as well as state prisons. The committee equally recommended independent candidacy but with a caveat that individuals who intend to stand for elections must not have been a member of any political party at least six months to the elections in which they intend to contest. On local government autonomy, the committee said since “one size does not fit all”, the states should be allowed to legislate for local governments, including creating more councils.






https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-el-rufai-cttee-recommends-state-police-prisons/

dangermouse:
A far cry from what Nigerians are yearning for.
Nigeria need to be restructured first and when it is,other state apparatus would automatically fall into the control of the regions.
This is just a ploy to placate the regions clamouring for restructuring and they should not buy into this half baked crust.
In full restructuring we stand

NonsoWow:
We don't want state police. Igbos living in the north will be subjected to all manner of abuse and intimidation by their sharia police force. State prisons would also be a waste of resources. What we want is restructuring our wasteful bi-cameral national assembly, restructuring the revenue sharing formular to favour states and local governments ahead of the federal government and rotational presidency that must start with Igbos and an anambra indigene.