The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has made a strong case for the removal of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) from the envelope budgetary regime.
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This proposal, presented during the 2025 budget defense session at the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, aims to ensure accurate funding projections and grant the Force greater financial flexibility.
Key Highlights of the IGP’s Proposal:
Removal from Envelope Budgetary Regime: To enable more precise budgeting and allocation of resources.
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Dedicated Special Operations Account: To address national security emergencies effectively.
Increased Funding for Overhead and Capital Expenditure: To enhance the Force’s operational capacity.
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Construction of New Zonal Headquarters: Five new headquarters will be built, along with supporting tactical units, to bolster internal security.
Budget Lines for Police Training Institutions: To prioritize capacity building and skills development within the Force.
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The IGP emphasized the importance of prompt and full release of appropriated funds in 2025 to ensure the seamless operation of the NPF.
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He expressed gratitude to the Joint Committees on Police Affairs and Police Institutions for their engagement and reiterated the Force’s commitment to collaborative efforts aimed at repositioning the NPF for enhanced efficiency and effectiveness.
