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I will organize a protest regarding the inadequate welfare of police – FCT leader

In the Bwari chiefdom, a prominent traditional title holder known as the Barden Bwari, Alhaji Aliyu Garba, has declared his plan to organize a protest against the government. His focus is on the inadequate welfare provisions for police officers across the nation. Garba, who is a retired army captain, recently spoke to Abuja Metro at the Sarkin Bwari palace about the pressing issues faced by law enforcement personnel.

Garba emphasized that police officers, whose primary duty is to ensure the safety and security of citizens, have been largely ignored by the government. He highlighted the struggles that these officers endure, which he believes stem from a lack of support and recognition from the authorities.

According to Garba, the current neglect of police officers has serious implications for public safety. He argued that if their welfare were prioritized, these officers could effectively tackle the rising threats posed by bandits and kidnappers, even without the backing of military forces.

“The Nigerian police are suffering,” he stated, expressing his determination to take action. He mentioned that he intends to lead a protest soon, even if it means standing alone in his demonstration against the government’s treatment of police personnel.

Moreover, Garba raised concerns about the living conditions of police officers. He alleged that the government is forcibly evicting them from their residences and selling these quarters for their own profit, further exacerbating their plight.

In light of these issues, Garba’s commitment to advocating for police welfare reflects a growing frustration with the government’s approach to law enforcement support. His protest aims to bring attention to the challenges faced by officers who are essential in maintaining order and safety in society.

Read also: 27 States, FCT Yet to Form Minimum Wage Teams.

Overall, Garba’s statements underscore the urgent need for improved welfare measures for police officers, as their well-being directly impacts their ability to serve and protect the community effectively.

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