Nineteen inmates of the Kuje Correctional Centre over the weekend regained freedom, following the visit of the Presidential Committee on Correctional Services Reform and Decongestion.
Speaking when he led members of the presidential committee, magistrates and other stakeholders to the Kuje Correctional centre, Justice Bello said: “This exercise is purely borne out of the desire of criminal justice stakeholders to find ways of decongesting detention facilities across the country by inquiring into cases of inmates with a view to letting go those who have no reasons to stay in such facilities.
“It is a world of interdependence; all stakeholders must depend on each other for smooth adjudications. Anyone who fails to execute his or her mandate, it rubs off on other stakeholders negatively. The CJ emphasised that the released inmates will have a permanent data bass, record and photographs which will help to trace and get them any time should they misbehave again.
Just make sure that OUK is not one of them, or else ...
Repentant Boko Haram I guess? They just used inmates to cover it up to avoid critics. They are 19 so called repentant Boko Haram
Politics aside please can we know the name of the inmate just to satisfy our conscience that it is not an act of setting all the northern inmate free. I stand corrected shaaaa Nepotism is the other of the day in Nigeria now so I will not be surprised shaaaa
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