The Chief Judge of Taraba State has expressed support for the establishment of a State Police, stating that he believes this policy will significantly contribute to maintaining law and order within local communities. This statement reflects a positive outlook on the potential impact of the initiative.

Taraba Chief Judge, Justice Joel Agya, has expressed support for President Tinubu's initiative to establish state police in Nigeria, highlighting its potential to address the increasing levels of criminality in the country.

Governor Mbah has inaugurated a Centre for DNA Forensics and Investigation, emphasizing his administration's commitment to enhancing security in the state. He stated that there is no longer a safe haven for criminals, as efforts have been made to improve the capacity to preempt and track criminal activities. Mbah also praised President Tinubu for his support of state police and ongoing reforms.

The Inspector General of Police (IGP) emphasized the importance of local collaboration for effective policing during the inauguration of a new police headquarters in Jalingo, Taraba. He stated that successful policing relies on the cooperation of local residents, who should provide credible and timely information regarding criminal activities in their communities, alongside the efforts of the police.

Uba Sani, the Governor of Kaduna State, stated that while State Governors can appoint police commissioners, they do not have the authority to dismiss them. He emphasized that the State Police would not be used as a political instrument by Governors, aiming to ensure its independence.

Governor Dauda Lawal praised the police for their bravery and commitment in combating banditry in Zamfara state, following their successful recovery of 504 rustled animals. This commendation highlights the ongoing efforts to address security challenges in the region.