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Expected to be completed within 12 months, the initiative is being undertaken by the Police Construction Unit under the Directorate of Logistics and Engineering.
KAMPALA: The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Abas Byakagaba, on Thursday launched the construction of 1,200 police housing apartments at Naguru Barracks, a project aimed at improving the welfare of police officers and their families.
Expected to be completed within 12 months, the initiative is being undertaken by the Police Construction Unit under the Directorate of Logistics and Engineering.
IGP Byakagaba emphasized the need for efficiency, urging the construction team to adhere to timelines and deliver quality work.
“This project is a significant step in improving the living conditions of our officers. Along with the police’s top leadership, we are committed to enhancing their well-being, and this initiative reflects that commitment,” he stated.
AIGP Dr. Namutebi Hadijjah, Director of Welfare, Production, and Sports, acknowledged the collective effort that made the project possible.
“Adequate housing is not a privilege, it is a right and a cornerstone of effective service delivery. When officers have secure, decent accommodation, their morale improves, productivity increases, and loyalty to the force is strengthened,” she noted.
AIGP James Apora assured that the project would be completed on schedule and meet the highest standards. He has assigned a team of dedicated engineers to oversee the construction and ensure successful execution.
