Tinubu Reconstitutes Police Academy Council, Approves New Ogun Campus With ₦15bn Grant
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the reconstitution of the Nigeria Police Academy Council, alongside the establishment of a new campus in Ogun State with a ₦15 billion grant.
The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen the country’s security architecture by improving training, infrastructure, and institutional capacity within the police system.
According to official sources, the newly approved council is expected to oversee reforms and ensure the academy operates more efficiently, aligning with modern policing standards.
The approval of a new campus in Ogun State is also seen as a strategic step toward expanding training facilities and accommodating more cadets. Analysts believe this will help address manpower needs and enhance the quality of police education in Nigeria.
The ₦15 billion grant is expected to fund the development of infrastructure, learning facilities, and other essential resources required to establish the campus.
Reactions to the announcement have highlighted the importance of investing in law enforcement training, with many stakeholders emphasizing that improved education and facilities are key to building a more effective police force.
As implementation begins, attention will focus on how the reforms and new campus contribute to long-term improvements in policing and public safety across the country.
