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Retired police personnel, civilians in barracks given six months to quit premises

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Juliana Francis

The Nigeria Police Force has given all civilians living or trading in police barracks across the country six months to vacate premises or risk being forcibly moved.

This was contained in a signal directed to all barracks chairmen and block leaders across the nation.

This order also affects police personnel, who had retired from NPF but are still living in Police Barracks.

The signal, which was signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Dangana Elijah, states the affected retired personnel and civilians had been given till 15th September 2022 to vacate apartments or structures they are currently occupying or using.

The signal states: “You are directed to warn all occupants of your barracks and blocks to demolish all shanties and attachments in the barracks and flush out all civilians, squatters, dependents six months after retirement, children above 18 years old and beer sellers on or before 15th September 2022.”

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