The Kaduna Geographic Information Service, KADGIS, has warned members of the public against buying plots of land in six police barracks throughout Kaduna State, declaring that it has not authorized any land format or sale by Aftech Industries Limited in the affected areas.
In a public discover signed by the Director-General of KADGIS, Bashir Garba Ibrahim, dated October 21, 2026, and referenced KADGIS/OFF/585/VOL. I, the company stated it had neither authorised nor authorized the corporate to create, design, subdivide or develop any land format inside police barracks in the state.
The affected areas are Gabasawa Barracks, Blocks A and B; Mounted Troops Barracks; SPO’s Quarters alongside College Road; Mounted Troops Barracks in Kabala; and MTD Barracks in Sabon-Gari.
KADGIS stated it had not entered into any partnership with Aftech Industries Limited or granted the corporate permission to allocate or promote plots inside the affected barracks.
“For the avoidance of doubt, KADGIS has not entered into any partnership or granted any approval to Aftech Industries Limited to undertake land layout creation or land sales within the affected Police Barracks,” the discover acknowledged.
The company cautioned that any purported partnership, allocation or sale of land in the areas shouldn’t be interpreted as having its approval or endorsement.
“Members of the public are therefore strongly advised not to purchase or make payments for any plots within the affected Police Barracks without first confirming the legal status of the property and the validity of the title with KADGIS,” it stated.
The company additional warned that letters, agreements, receipts or different paperwork offered in reference to such transactions don’t, on their very own, represent proof of a legitimate Kaduna State land title or KADGIS approval.
It added that anybody who purchases land with out correct verification does so at their very own threat, stressing that the company wouldn’t be chargeable for losses, disputes or claims arising from such transactions.
“The general public is urged to exercise due diligence and verify all land titles with KADGIS before entering into any land transaction,” the discover added.
