IG Kanja Reveals 44 Nairobi Police Stations at Risk of Land Grabbing

Already, the government is facing the headache of tracing over 26,000 title deeds belonging to public schools to avert land grabbing...

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A concerning report reveals that 44 out of 64 police stations in Nairobi are operating without title deeds, putting them at significant risk of land grabbing.

44 police stations lack proper land documentation.
The report was tabled before the Senate Committee on National Security by Inspector General Douglas Kanja.
Key stations in areas like Gigiri, Muthaiga, and Ngara are among those affected, with Starehe subcounty bearing the brunt.

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