Senator Osita Ngwu Represents Senate President at Public Hearing on Nigeria Police Trust Fund Amendment Bill

Senator Osita Ngwu Represents Senate President at Public Hearing on Nigeria Police Trust Fund Amendment Bill

Abuja, Nigeria – Senator Osita Ngwu yesterday represented the President of the Senate at the Senate Committee on Police Affairs Public Hearing on the Nigeria Police Trust Fund Amendment Bill, held at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja.

Speaking on behalf of the Senate President, Senator Ngwu formally declared the public hearing open and reaffirmed the National Assembly’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture through effective legislation and oversight.

The hearing brought together lawmakers, security stakeholders, government agencies, and members of the public to deliberate on proposed amendments to the Nigeria Police Trust Fund Act. Discussions centered on enhancing sustainable funding for the Nigeria Police Force, improving accountability mechanisms, strengthening security infrastructure, and ensuring more efficient service delivery across the country.

In his remarks, Senator Ngwu emphasized the critical role of a well-funded and accountable police institution in maintaining law and order, protecting lives and property, and supporting national development. He noted that the proposed amendments seek to address existing challenges while positioning the Nigeria Police Trust Fund to better meet the evolving security needs of the nation.

The public hearing provided an opportunity for stakeholders to make valuable contributions toward improving the legal framework governing the Trust Fund and ensuring that resources allocated to policing are effectively utilized for the benefit of all Nigerians.

The Senate remains committed to advancing legislative measures that promote public safety, strengthen security institutions, and contribute to a safer and more secure Nigeria.l