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Living in squalor: How filth, decay continue to rule over Nigeria Police barracks

Vanguard Reporter

August 21st, 2026

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When over 1,000 police officers and their families were forcefully displaced from the historic Central Police Station (CPS) Barracks in Onitsha in 2013 following a controversial land dispute, many Nigerians viewed it as an isolated crisis. But it wasn't. The post Living in squalor: How filth, decay continue to rule over Nigeria Police barracks appeared first on Vanguard News .

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Living in squalor: How filth, decay continue to rule over Nigeria Police barracks

Buga, Muyiwa Ademola, Nicki Carl, others honoured at Nigerian Cultural Festival in Plymouth

Depend on just good body, get cheap attention — Olaide Oyedeji

I produced my first film at 18 — Feyisara Hassan

BBNaija 11: Neche’s exit adds new twist as eight Housemates face eviction tonight

Shamzydane releases new Afrobeat single ‘Alone’

I want my legacy in Nollywood to be about talent, not discrimination — Aesha Mikaelson

Why actors must learn to let go of their characters — Ebisan Arayi

I don’t care about assumptions people make about me — Seyi Hunter

Boko Haram commander, three fighters, woman surrender to troops in Borno

Transfer: Arsenal sends fresh message to Julian Alvarez

I only get approached by younger men – Venita Akpofure

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Living in squalor: How filth, decay continue to rule over Nigeria Police barracks