Nigeria, June 11 -- The House of Representatives has released the final print of the Constitution Alteration Bills ahead of a decisive plenary session on Thursday, during which lawmakers are expected to vote on a wide range of constitutional reforms, including the much-debated proposal to establish state police.

The release marks a major milestone in the ongoing review of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), a process that has spanned several months and involved consultations with stakeholders across the country.

The development was announced in a statement issued late Wednesday by the House spokesperson, Akin Rotimi.

The move comes hours after the Deputy Speaker of the House and Chairman of the Const...