The Senate has passed a bill seeking to give legal framework for the establishment of Nigerian Police Force Training Institutions.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the passage of the bill followed the adoption of report of the Committee on Police Affairs at plenary on Wednesday.

The report was presented by the Chairman of the committee, Sen. Abdulhamid Ahmed (APC-Jigawa).

Ahmed, while presenting the report, said that the passage of the bill would help improve the operations of the institutions and ultimately enhance the capacity of police personnel for better results.

He said that some of them were not in good conditions due to years of neglect by the authorities.

According to him, the bill, when passed, will make the institutions to serve as high level centres for provision of professional training and other related matters

In his own contribution, Sen. Abdul Ningi (PDP-Bauchi) said it was important for the bill to be passed, as it would support the Police Force in its operations and make it stand the test of time.

Ningi stressed the need to get the best personnel to man the force, stressing that the passage of the bill would provide the required trainings for the personnel.

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