SEEK SYNERGY WITH RELEVANT AGENCIES…. FG CHARGES CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
"Support the Federal Government
in its efforts to ensure a safe and secured environment for Nigerians".... Aregbesola.
"Enjoins staff of the Ministry and all it agencies to ensure compliance to the SET (Security, Economy and Transparency) agenda of this administration, in order to achieve the mandate of the ministry which is security of Nigerians".
“Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola Is A Committed Leader Who Will Never Give Up, Until He Achieved Results”…. Ekeoma Ehuriah Tells Interior Ministry Staff
"Enjoins staff of the Ministry and all it agencies to ensure compliance to the SET (Security, Economy and Transparency) agenda of this administration, in order to achieve the mandate of the ministry which is security of Nigerians".
“Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola Is A Committed Leader Who Will Never Give Up, Until He Achieved Results”…. Ekeoma Ehuriah Tells Interior Ministry Staff
Minister
of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, in continuation of his familiarization tour
to agencies and parastatals under his Ministry, has today in Abuja, paid a
visit to the Nigerian Correctional Services, NCS.
Aregbesola,
in a statement issued and signed by Mohammed Manga, Director of Press in the
Ministry of Interior, revealed that the Federal Government has directed the
Nigerian Correctional Service to seek synergy with relevant Government
agencies, Non- Governmental Organizations and Civil Society Organizations with
a view to de-radicalizing Nigerian youths roaming the streets.
Ogbeni
Aregbesola urged the officers of the Service, to support the Federal Government
in its efforts to ensure a safe and secured environment for Nigerians.
According
to the statement, Ogbeni expressed his belief that the officers and men of the
Nigeria Correctional Service (NCS) will be at the vanguard of championing the
good intention of President Muhammadu Buhari, who he emphasized, has helped in
reforming the old law of the Nigeria Prisons Service to the new Nigeria
Correctional Service, in a bid to reduce recidivism among those who are being
taken to the correctional centres.
"We
will support you to reduce to a large extent, those who are coming under your
care from going back to crime," he stressed.
Aregbesola
added that, “rehabilitation and readjustment should be the focus of the Nigeria
Correctional Service in the country” as he enjoined staff of the Ministry and
all it agencies to ensure compliance to the SET (Security, Economy and Transparency)
agenda of this administration, in order to achieve the mandate of the ministry
which is security of Nigerians.
Permanent
Secretary in the Ministry, Barr. Georgina Ekeoma Ehuriah, MON while introducing
the Honourable Minister to the staff, described Ogbeni Aregbesola as a
committed leader who will never give up, until he achieved results.
Ehuriah
called on all the agencies under the Ministry to support the drive of the
Minister to move the Ministry and its agencies to the next level.
Earlier
in his remarks, the Controller-General, Nigeria Correctional Service, Ja'Afaru
Ahmed, disclosed that the Service had over 250 centres across Nigeria with some
becoming dilapidated, having been built for over a century.
Ahmed
commended the Federal Government, under the leadership of President Muhammadu
Buhari for giving some of the centres a facelift.
“We
were neglected for years, but with President Muhammadu Buhari, we have started
witnessing the upgrading of our formations across Nigeria,' Ja'Afaru said.
In
a related development, the Honourable Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf
Aregbesola, commended officers of the Federal Fire Service, for their immense
contributions towards ensuring the safety of lives and properties through
prevention of fire disasters.
He
promised that the Federal Government will ensure the Federal Fire Service in
Nigeria is moved to an enviable position among its peers, across the globe.
Earlier,
the Controller General of the Federal Fire Service, Liman Ibrahim said he
believed that the Honourable Minister would provide the needed leadership that
will end the challenges confronting the agency.

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