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Oyo Chief Judge frees 51 prison inmates, gives reasons

The Chief Judge of Oyo State, Justice Munta Abimbola, on Tuesday, freed no fewer than 51 inmates from the Agodi Prison in Ibadan.

Abimbola pointed out that there is no argument that there is congestion in the prison considering the figures of awaiting-trial inmates. “Specifically Administration of Criminal Justice Law provides for effective management of the Criminal Justice Institutions ; speedy and expeditious determination of Criminal cases; de-congestion of prisons and ensuring synergy and cooperation amongst all the sectors in the administration of criminal justice in the state.

 

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