Nigeria Police Order Officers To Vacate Lagos Alapere Barracks Within 30 Days For Developer

The Nigeria Police Force has directed officers living in Section ‘A’ of the Alapere Police Barracks in Lagos State to vacate the premises within 30 days, following the conclusion of compensation and dues payments to pave the way for a developer to take over the site.

The directive was contained in a police wireless message dated October 9, 2026, issued by the Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIGPOL), MOPOL, Force Headquarters, Abuja, and routed through MOPOL 2, Kefi Street, Lagos.

According to the signal obtained by SaharaReporters on Thursday, the vacation notice covers the period from October 5 to November 5, 2026.

The message directed officers residing in the affected section of the barracks to leave the premises within the stipulated period.

“All officers residing Alapere Police Barracks Section ‘A’ are warned to vacate the premises within the next thirty days (30 days),” the wireless message read.

It further instructed unit commanders to “ensure the developer moves to the site immediately” and to “ensure enforcement of the vacation notice.”

The signal stated that the vacation order followed the conclusion of compensation and dues payments, requiring the developer to move to the site immediately.

Marked “M/IMMEDIATE” and classified as “very important,” the message directed police unit commanders to inform all affected personnel of the notice and ensure strict compliance.

The wireless message was routed through several police channels, including the Force Headquarters Annex and POLCONSTRUCT FHQ Abuja, underscoring the urgency of the directive. (SaharaReporters)