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Panel sec urges collective action to address correctional centres’ problems

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By Abba -Eku Onyeka
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Dr. Uju Agomoh, Secretary to the Independent Investigative Panel on Alleged Corruptions and other Violations in the Correctional Services in Nigeria, has called on all stakeholders to join hands in addressing the challenges facing correctional centres in the country.

In an interview with our correspondent at an event organized by the panel, Dr. Agomoh expressed her satisfaction with the reports received so far, describing them as “an eye-opener” that has revealed many unknown issues, especially to those who are not familiar with correctional centres.

The panel has been receiving reports from various audit teams that visited selected states, including Lagos, Adamawa, Plateau, Anambra, and Edo. Dr. Agomoh noted that the panel has been transparent in its process, allowing members of the public to ask direct questions and seek clarification on any issues that are not clear.

Dr. Agomoh also commended the Minister of Interior for his willingness to implement the panel’s recommendations. She emphasized the need for collective action to address the problems in the correctional centres, noting that the panel’s mandate is not only advisory but also aimed at comprehensive recommendations for reform.

The panel’s investigation has revealed various challenges, including corruption, inadequate facilities, and poor living conditions in the correctional centres. She urged the media to partner with the panel in creating awareness about the issues and the need for collective action to address them.

The panel’s public hearing is expected to continue on January 13, with a focus on individual complaints and interfacing with key stakeholders. Dr. Agomoh encouraged Nigerians to participate in the process and assist in finding solutions to the problems facing the correctional centres.

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