The inauguration of the Centre for DNA Forensics and Investigation was marked by a statement from Mbah addressing criminals, asserting that they can run but cannot hide. He praised President Tinubu for implementing state police and other reforms. The Attorney General of the Federation described the centre as a significant contribution to national security, while the Inspector General of Police noted its potential to enhance investigative capabilities.

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 Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) have announced plans to enhance the institute's role in digital skills development, research, innovation, and policy to support Nigeria's digital economy. This initiative aims to reposition DBI as a leading center in these areas, according to Vanguard.

On June 24, 2026, Nigeria's Senate approved a constitutional amendment bill aimed at creating state police services, marking a significant step towards restructuring the country's policing system. This legislation is considered one of the most important security reforms since Nigeria's return to democratic governance, receiving broad support from lawmakers.

Dr. Vincent Olatunji, CEO of the National Data Protection Commission (NDPC), highlighted the importance of data protection for national security. He discussed the investigation into the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) data leak, the need for enforcement of data protection laws, and the implications of emerging technologies on data security.

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has provided relief materials to the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) in Rivers State, with the intention of easing economic hardship faced by inmates. This initiative is part of the NDDC's efforts to support vulnerable populations within the region.