‎The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has disclosed that the police committee that developed the framework for the proposed state police system studied policing models in India, the United States and Pakistan before submitting its recommendations. ‎‎He urged participants to critically examine the proposed framework and contribute ideas that would strengthen it. ‎‎Highlighting the research that informed the proposal, the police chief said the committee examined state policing systems in other countries before drafting Nigeria’s framework. We have taken time to study nations where they have state police, India, America and even Pakistan and how things work there,” he said. ‎‎He urged participants to treat the workshop with seriousness and make meaningful contributions to the ongoing efforts to develop a state policing framework for the country.