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Nigerian professor appointed advisor on police reform in Canada
The professor was hired to provide independent advice to the Albertan government.
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Temitope Oriola, an associate professor of criminology at the University of Alberta, has been appointed as a special advisor on police act review to the government of the Canadian province of Alberta, authorities said
Meanwhile, Alberta, a western Canada province, had last August
appointed Nigerian-born Canadian, Kaycee Madu, as its minister of justice and solicitor general.
Upon appointment, Mr Madu had the mandate to see to the changes in the police act and provincial election finance laws proposed by the select special democratic accountability committee.