Judge, jury, mob and the case for community policing, By Funke Adeoye

What Nigeria needs to curtail issues of mob justice is public safety that is people-centred: community policing that is genuinely local, accountable to the neighbourhoods it serves, and built on relationships. Community policing means officers who know the streets they patrol and...

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August 9, 2026 · 15:03 · 5 min read

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