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38 — Vanguard, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2020<br />
:Vanguard News<br />
:@vanguardnews<br />
Senate moves to establish state police,<br />
National Police Service Commission, others<br />
By Henry Umoru<br />
A BUJA—THE<br />
Senate has begun<br />
moves to establish a state Police<br />
system that would speedily seek<br />
solutions to the security<br />
problems currently facing the<br />
country.<br />
When it comes on board, the<br />
State Police would be organised<br />
and administered in<br />
accordance with such<br />
provisions as may be prescribed<br />
by a law of the House of<br />
Assembly of a State, subject to<br />
the framework and guidelines<br />
established by an Act of the<br />
National Assembly.<br />
The bill, sponsored by former<br />
Deputy Senate President,<br />
Senator Ike Ekweremadu, would<br />
be supported by 57 other<br />
members of 1999 Constitution<br />
Review Committee and other<br />
senators.<br />
In the Bill, the Federal Police<br />
Shall be responsible for the<br />
maintenance of public security,<br />
preservation of public order and<br />
security of persons and property<br />
throughout the federation, to the<br />
extent provided for under the<br />
constitution or by an Act of the<br />
National Assembly.<br />
With the bill, the State<br />
Commissioner of Police will be<br />
appointed by the state governor<br />
for a five year tenure, with the<br />
approval of the State House of<br />
Assembly, and can be removed<br />
by the governor upon<br />
recommendation of the National<br />
Police Service Commission,<br />
subject to the approval by twothirds<br />
majority of the state House<br />
of Assembly.<br />
For the establishment of State<br />
Police to be effective, according<br />
to the proposed bill, there will be<br />
the coming on board of a State<br />
Police Service Commission that<br />
shall be responsible for<br />
recommending the appointment<br />
of a Commissioner of Police,<br />
Deputy Commissioner of Police<br />
and Assistant Commissioner of<br />
Police to the National Police<br />
Service Commission.<br />
The commission will also be<br />
Why we unveiled Hollandia<br />
Lactose — CHI<br />
LAGOS—THE management<br />
of Chi Limited has said that<br />
the introduction of its Hollandia<br />
Lactose Free Easy-to-Digest Milk<br />
into the Nigerian market will<br />
provide consumers who suffer<br />
from lactose intolerance the<br />
opportunity to continue to<br />
consume milk, and enjoy all its<br />
nutritional benefits without<br />
worrying about any side effects<br />
or inconveniences caused by the<br />
lactose in milk.<br />
Speaking during the unveiling<br />
of the product in Lagos weekend,<br />
the Marketing Director of Chi<br />
Limited, Probal Bhattacharya<br />
said: “Some individuals<br />
experience some common<br />
saddled with the responsibility of<br />
appointing, disciplining, and<br />
removing members of the state<br />
police below the rank of Assistant<br />
Commissioner of Police; and<br />
other functions and powers of the<br />
commission as may be specified,<br />
either in the constitution or a law<br />
of the House of Assembly of a<br />
State.<br />
The commission will be<br />
responsible for “recommending<br />
the appointment of a<br />
Commissioner of Police, the<br />
Commission shall propose three<br />
qualified candidates to the<br />
National Police Service<br />
Commission.”<br />
symptoms like diarrhea,<br />
constipation and others after the<br />
consumption of milk. Those who<br />
are lactose-intolerant tend to<br />
avoid milk and its derivatives<br />
altogether due to these<br />
inconveniences experienced<br />
while consuming milk and dairy<br />
products, but this will bring them<br />
relief to them.”<br />
Lactose is a sugar that occurs<br />
naturally in dairy products, milk,<br />
yoghurts and some food items<br />
made with milk derivatives.<br />
Lactose intolerance occurs in<br />
people who cannot metabolize<br />
lactose properly because their<br />
digestive systems produce too<br />
little of an enzyme known as<br />
lactase required for digesting<br />
lactose in the body.