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House of Representatives Restructures Committees as UK Boosts Police Forensics
Iconic Times Africa
September 07, 2026
Nigeria's House of Representatives has dissolved its ad hoc committees while the UK has donated advanced DNA forensic equipment to the Nigeria Police.
ABUJA, NIGERIA — Nigeria's political and security sectors recorded notable developments as the House of Representatives formally dissolved all ad hoc committees. The restructuring represents a change in the way parliamentary committees are organised and managed within the House. Meanwhile, Nigeria's fight against complex crime has received international support following the United Kingdom's donation of advanced DNA forensic equipment to the Nigeria Police. The equipment is expected to strengthen forensic investigations and improve the ability of law enforcement authorities to handle complex criminal cases. The development could provide investigators with enhanced technological capabilities as Nigeria continues efforts to improve policing and criminal investigations.
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