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Manpower shortage stalls railway police transfers

Outlet: Punch · Punch Newspapers · Published 20/10/2026 00:26 UTC

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Officers allege their approved transfers from the Railway Police Command to Ogun State are stalled, citing the CP who blames a manpower shortage. Read More: https://punchng.com/manpower-shortage-stalls-railway-police-transfers/

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    Officers allege their approved transfers from the Railway Police Command to Ogun State are stalled, but citing the CP cites who blames a manpower shortages as the reason for t shortage. Read More: https://punchng.com/manpower-shortage-stalls-railway-police-transfers/

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