Three more buildings housing eighty-one police families in Lagos State will be pulled down at the Highway Police Barracks, Ikeja due to structural defects.

Deputy Inspector-General of Police, in charge of Works, Maigari Dikko announced the plan while inspecting a building that collapsed in same barrack where two persons lost their lives.

Dikko said all police officers affected would be given lodging allowance for relocation as soon as the government released the fund.

The DIG works said he was instructed by the Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Idris to visit the scene of incident and also to commiserate with the families of those that lost their lives.

A Sergeant and a civilian lost their lives on Christmas Day when part of the toilet collapsed while they bathed.

That building was later pull down on the instruction of the Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Fatai Owoseni.

The DIG said that all police officers affected would be given lodging allowance for relocation as soon as the government released the fund.

The Assistant Inspector-General of Police Zone 2, Kayode Aderanti and Commissioner of Police in Lagos State, Fatai Owoseni accompanied the DIG on the inspection.