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Nigeria’s security challenges have evolved. Its population has expanded enormously. Its cities have changed. Criminal networks have become more sophisticated. Technology has transformed both crime and policing. The institutional response must, therefore, evolve as well.
This is why I consider The Imperative of State Police in Nigeria a timely and useful contribution to Nigeria’s continuing constitutional, security, and governance conversation
Adeniba touches on how leaving the abusers can be difficult for women because of the fear of starting all over again, because of economic pressures and because of how our society sees women who dare to leave.