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A critical review of the regulatory framework for police accountability in the Nigeria’s justice system
The Police are recognised all over the world as one of the major instruments of enforcing law and order in society. By this function, the police are often empowered by the law to carry out this responsibility. The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) is constitutionally recognised to carry out the functions o...
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