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Police Explain Why Some Of Its Officers Deployed For Anambra Poll Haven’t Received Allowances

Gabriel Ntoka by Gabriel Ntoka
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Nigerians React As Policemen Deployed For Anambra Poll Protest Non-Payment of Feeding Allowance 
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The Nigeria Police Force has said some of its personnel deployed for the Anambra State governorship have not received their allowance due to “clerical mistakes”.

Frank Mba, the Force Public Relations Officer, stated this in an interview at the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) situation room on Saturday following reports of protests by police officers.

Newsbreak had earlier reported that a video which surfaced online on Saturday showed police officers gathered at Idemili Ogidi Police Division chanting, “pay us our money”.

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Reacting, Mba said over 70 per cent of the officers deployed to the state have been paid.

He said: “For the first time, we paid the money of personnel even before the commencement of the election.

“We deployed about 34,000 officers and as at noon on Friday, over 29,000 of them had received their money. I did not check today. And I’m sure a lot more would have received their money today.

“But we understand that there are some who have not received their money. This could be as a result of clerical mistakes in forwarding their details; it could be typographical mistakes.

“It could be any other type of mistake in communication, because the way these allowances are worked out is that the contributing commands are supposed to send these details from their respective squadrons if they are members of the police mobile forces or from their respective commands. Apart from that, it has to move from the office of the DPO to the CP’s office and then down to us.”

The Force PRO stated that Usman Alkali Baba, the Inspector-General of Police, has directed field commanders and strategic managers to compile the list of the policemen who have not been paid.

“We are already working on that to find out why these few numbers have not received their money. But the reassuring message here is that we’ve got the money. There is no complaint about the availability of the funds. We’ve got these allowances and it is warehoused in the police account and not with the CBN,” he said.

“The inspector-general of police has already given directive this afternoon that the field commanders and the strategic managers on ground should compile the names of persons who have not gotten their allowances and get all the necessary details correctly.

“The issue of welfare is very dear to us and this time around, the money being paid to them is an improved version to what was being paid before. Before, they don’t get paid feeding allowance. They just pay you your allowance and it is assumed that your allowance would take care of your feeding and accommodation. But this time around, a separate feeding allowance is actually worked out and added.

“These monies are being paid into their account and not over the table so nobody can pilfer with anybody’s money.”
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