President Bola Tinubu will review the proposed Executive National Policing Bill on September 3, 2026, according to statements attributed to the Presidency. The bill is part of the Federal Government’s process toward implementing state policing in Nigeria. Both outlets report that the executive is moving ahead with formal handling of the legislation, including receiving the proposed text for review at that date. The Presidency also announces that Nigerians are invited to contribute to the process before the bill is sent forward, using a dedicated online platform. The Punch reports that the public can submit memoranda through nationalpolicingbill.com, while Daily Post Nigeria says the Federal Government has launched a public website to gather suggestions and opinions ahead of the bill’s further consideration by government bodies. The reports do not detail the contents of the draft bill or specific changes that will be considered during Tinubu’s review, focusing instead on the timeline and the public consultation mechanism.