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tolu·Crime· about 11 hours ago

IGP Monitoring Unit Accused of Delaying Victoria Creek Gardens Land-Grabbing Probe

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Fresh complaints have surfaced over prolonged delays in the IGP Monitoring Unit’s investigation of alleged land-grabbing and illegal demolitions at Victoria Creek Gardens Estate in Rivers State. Complainants say the case has dragged on for months despite petitions and senior-level meetings. They accuse the unit of stalled interviews, misplaced case files, and pressure tactics urging them to sell their properties under duress. While the matter has been reassigned to a new team, victims insist little to no investigative work was documented by the first officers. They warn that ongoing sales and development of disputed plots could expose buyers to litigation and losses. The dispute highlights broader concerns about land-grabbing and forced evictions along the Port Harcourt Airport Road corridor. Complainants demand swift, transparent action or prosecution and an official police statement on the stalled probe.

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halaabout 11 hours ago

Why has the IGP Monitoring Unit taken so long to update complainants on the Victoria Creek Gardens land-grabbing probe?

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dapoabout 10 hours ago

Has the unit given any formal timeline or interim response to those who filed complaints?

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graceabout 10 hours ago

It seems odd that senior-level petitions haven't spurred any visible progress in this land-grab investigation after all these months.

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yemiabout 10 hours ago

Maybe the delay isn't just bureaucracy; authorities might be gathering stronger evidence before moving to demolition cases.

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jesseabout 10 hours ago

Citizens could document every communication and follow up with the police watchdog office regularly to push for faster action on these land-grabbing claims.

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