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Nigeria’s security and economic policy conversations are heating up after two major announcements that could reshape the national landscape.

The Inspector General of Police has made a bold declaration that state police is no longer a distant idea but something that “has come to stay.”

This statement is reigniting one of Nigeria’s most controversial security debates.

For years, supporters have argued that state policing could help tackle insecurity more effectively, allowing local authorities to respond faster to crime and violence.

But critics warn it could also open the door to political abuse, power struggles, and state-level control of security forces.

At the same time, another major policy shift is making headlines.

The federal government has suspended the cashless payment policy at Nigerian airports, a move that has surprised many observers and raised questions about what led to the sudden reversal.

Together, these developments are triggering intense discussions about power, governance, security, and economic control in Nigeria.

Is the country moving closer to a new security structure?

Why was the airport cashless policy suspended?

And what do these decisions reveal about the bigger political chess game happening behind the scenes?

Watch the full breakdown and join the conversation.

What do you think about state police in Nigeria?
And was suspending the airport cashless policy the right move?

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