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FHA Refutes Claims of Reallocating Gwarimpa Police Station Land

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The Federal Housing Authority (FHA) has dismissed allegations that it reallocated the land housing the Gwarimpa Police Station, as speculated by Human Rights Radio, Abuja. In a public notice issued on Monday, the FHA clarified that the land will be repurposed for an office complex, not reallocated to any individual or entity.

The controversy arose following claims aired on the popular program Brekete Family by Ahmed Isah, alleging that the police station would be moved to Dawaki and the plot handed to cronies. 

FHA expressed disappointment with the program’s failure to seek clarification, describing the broadcast as unbalanced and contrary to journalistic ethics.

The FHA explained that the police station was initially allocated as a temporary site in 1995 during the construction of the estate. The master plan includes designated plots for a police station at 522 Road and 695 Road.

 The agency has committed to constructing a modern police station worth ₦205 million at the 695 Road location.

Meanwhile, the current site will be converted into a three-story office building for the FHA, addressing space constraints as the authority embarks on new projects under the "Renewed Hope" initiative. Discussions with the Police Authorities, National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), and FCT Water Board have reached a consensus on the relocation.

The FHA emphasized that it lacks the authority to determine police station locations and urged the public to disregard the claims, describing them as sensational and unfounded. 


The management reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and collaboration with stakeholders in fulfilling its mandate.

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