Officials Reject Reports Of Falomo Barracks Being Sold Or Moved

Officials Reject Reports Of Falomo Barracks Being Sold Or Moved

In a statement issued by ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the Force Public Relations Officer, the police have responded to recent social media assertions suggesting the sale of Falomo Barracks land in Lagos State…….. CONTINUE READING

Adejobi categorically dismissed these claims as deliberate attempts to sow discord within the force. He clarified that the police have indeed collaborated with state governments and reputable developers to undertake a redevelopment project aimed at transforming the barracks into modern facilities.

The redevelopment plan includes swift completion of improvements at Falomo Barracks, providing upgraded accommodations for current residents. Adejobi highlighted that families residing in Blocks A and B of Falomo Barracks have each received Two Million Naira (N2,000,000) as temporary relocation assistance during this process. This financial aid has been disbursed to 347 families to facilitate their temporary move.

The statement emphasized the Nigeria Police Force’s commitment to addressing concerns about the dilapidated state of barracks through strategic partnerships and redevelopment initiatives. It clarified that these efforts are not limited to Falomo Barracks alone but extend to other police barracks nationwide, aiming to enhance living conditions for officers and their families.

Adejobi concluded by denouncing claims of barracks being vacated or land being sold as false and mischievous, aimed at creating unnecessary discord within the force. He reiterated that the improvement of barracks facilities remains a top priority for the current police administration, with steps being taken to effectively address these issues.