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Reps set to vote on state police bill, Thursday
The house of representative will on Thursday vote on a constitutional amendment bill seeking to establish state police.
Speaking with journalists on Wednesday in Abuja, Benjamin Kalu, deputy speaker of the house of representatives and chairman of the constitution review committee, urged all lawmakers to attend Thursday’s plenary to participate in the vote.
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