Police Dismiss Eviction Claims As Falomo Barracks Undergoes Major Redevelopment The Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has refuted recent claims of officer evictions from the Falomo Barracks in Lagos, clarifying that personnel were given ample relocation notice, support, and a compensation of ₦2 million each to secure temporary housing. In a press conference in Abuja, the Force’s Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, confirmed that affected officers will also receive monthly rent allowances consistent with provisions for personnel residing outside the barracks. He assured that once the new facility is complete, these officers will return to updated housing units, ensuring a smooth transition. ACP Adejobi urged the public to disregard misleading reports about the reconstruction, stating that the redevelopment is part of the NPF’s commitment to providing safe, modern housing for officers. This project aligns with international standards and reflects the NPF’s long-term vi
Lagos govt issues ultimatum to contractor on LagosHOMS project deadline The Lagos State Commissioner for Housing, Moruf Akinderu-Fatai, has directed the contractor handling the LagosHOMS housing scheme in Ajara, Badagry, to meet the agreed project deadline or face consequences. Akinderu-Fatai gave the directive during a tour of the ongoing project, accompanied by the technical team of the Ministry. He emphasized that the Babajide Sanwo-Olu administration is committed to ensuring that all ongoing housing projects are completed to the highest standards and within the governor’s tenure. Reaffirming the state government’s commitment to providing quality homes, particularly for low- and medium-income earners, Akinderu-Fatai inspected the site, which consists of 420 housing units spread across 35 blocks of one-, two-, and three-bedroom flats. He expressed satisfaction with the quality and pace of construction but stressed the importance of meeting the delivery timeline. “The de