The Lagos State Government, in collaboration with the Nigeria Police Force, has officially commenced construction on a groundbreaking housing project at the Ijeh Police Barracks in Ikoyi. The initiative, which aims to build 2,200 housing units, reflects the administration's unwavering commitment to the welfare of security personnel and the safety of Lagos residents.
Speaking at the event, the Governor emphasized that the project is designed to boost the morale and productivity of police officers by providing them with modern, comfortable housing. The development will include a mix of residential and commercial properties, ranging from one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom maisonettes and townhouses, all equipped with state-of-the-art amenities.
The project is being undertaken in partnership with the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, who pledged his dedication to ensuring the welfare of police officers. Both leaders expressed their commitment to completing the initiative within the next two years.
"This initiative is a testament to our resolve to enhance the living standards of our police officers, enabling them to better focus on their critical role of maintaining law and order in Lagos," the Governor stated.
The housing project is expected to set a new benchmark for police welfare in Nigeria, further strengthening the security framework in the state.
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